Geographical Issues

Bangladesh has a tropical storm environment described by wide occasional varieties in precipitation, high temperatures, and high dampness. Local climatic contrasts in this level nation are minor, however a few varieties can be seen between the climate example of Northern and sourthern area, as the piedmontal fields of northern district has a Monsoon affected Humid subtropical environment. As per Bangladesh Meteorological Department, there are foure seasons in Bangladesh relying upon the temperature, precipitation and course of wind-gentle and cool Winter from December to February, warm and radiant Summer or pre Monsoon season from March to May, fairly cooler and extremely wet Monsoon season from June to September and plesent, more limited and cooler Autumn or post moonson season in October-November.[3] as a rule, greatest summer temperatures range somewhere in the range of 38 and 41 °C (100.4 and 105.8 °F). April is the most sizzling month in many pieces of the country. January is the

 Urbanization is continuing quickly, and it is assessed that just 30% of the populace entering the workforce later on will be consumed into horticulture, albeit many will probably discover different sorts of work in country regions. The regions around Dhaka and Comilla are the most thickly settled. The Sundarbans, a space of seaside tropical wilderness in the southwest and last wild home of the Bengal tiger, and the Chittagong Hill Tracts on the southeastern line with Burma and India, are the least thickly populated.