Climate

Mainly Bangladesh has six seasons

Grishsho (Summer) – Mid-April to Mid-June
Hot, sunny, sometimes drought-prone; average temps 30–40°C.
Borsha (Monsoon) – Mid-June to Mid-August
Heavy rains, swollen rivers, and lush greenery.
Shorot (Autumn) – Mid-August to Mid-October
Clear skies, white kash flowers, comfortable weather.
Hemonto (Late Autumn) – Mid-October to Mid-December
Mild chill in the air, golden paddy fields ready for harvest.
Sheet (Winter) – Mid-December to Mid-February
Cool and dry, temperatures can drop below 10°C in the north.
Boshonto (Spring) – Mid-February to Mid-April
Warm and pleasant, flowers bloom, colorful celebrations like Pohela Falgun.

But Bangladesh has a tropical monsoon climate with three main seasons

Summer / Pre-Monsoon (March–June) – Hot and humid, temperatures can reach 35–40°C, occasional thunderstorms.
Monsoon (June–October) – Heavy rainfall, lush greenery, high humidity; 70–80% of yearly rain falls in this period.
Winter / Dry Season (November–February) – Cool and pleasant, temperatures 10–20°C, low humidity.

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