Dhaka Records 14.2mm of Rainfall as Morning Showers Sweep Capital
Various areas of Dhaka experienced rainfall on Sunday morning, with the met office recording 14.2 millimeters of precipitation over a three-hour period. Temperatures at 6 AM stood at 27.7 degrees Celsius alongside high humidity.

Various areas across the capital city of Dhaka experienced rainfall on Sunday morning, bringing wet weather to residents and commuters. According to official reports, precipitation began shortly after 7 AM on Sunday, September 12, continuing for quite some time across different neighborhoods in the metropolitan area.
Data provided by the Bangladesh Meteorological Department—referred to in official records as আবহাওয়া অধিদপ্তর—detailed the exact measurements of the morning weather system. Specifically, the department recorded a total of 14.2 millimeters of rainfall in Dhaka during a three-hour window spanning from 6 AM to 9 AM on Sunday morning.
Earlier in the morning at 6 AM, before the heavier showers commenced, meteorological instruments measured the city's temperature at 27.7 degrees Celsius. Alongside the morning temperature, atmospheric conditions in the capital featured a high moisture level, with humidity officially recorded at 92 percent at the 6 AM observation.
Furthermore, weather monitoring during this period tracked prevailing wind conditions across the area. Winds were blowing at a speed ranging between 10 and 15 kilometers per hour, adding a brisk feel to the rainy morning environment as the precipitation persisted through the early hours of the day.
The morning downpour affected daily routines in various parts of Dhaka as citizens navigated the wet streets following the 14.2 millimeters of rainfall. Meteorological officials continued to monitor the atmospheric conditions as the weather system progressed through the capital on this September morning.






