There
is summer all the year round. But in Bangladesh, there are six seasons such as
summer, the rainy season, early autumn, late autumn, winter and spring. These
season come one after another in a regular cycle. Each season has its own
beauty and features. Each of them appears with it’s own beauty, color, sights
and sounds. We can feel only some delicate shades of difference between any
season and its next counterpart. Summer is the first season of the year
comprising the months of Baishakh and Jaistha when the weather is warmest. The whole
atmosphere turns dry and sultry. ponds and rivers run dry. People often suffer
from the breath of drinking water. The rainy season is the second season in
Bangladesh. The months of Ashar and Sravan make this season. This season is
characterized by heavy showers of rain. Sometime it rains incessantly for days
together. As a result, the ponds, canals and rivers which run dry in summer
become full of water. Floods often cause massive destruction of crops, life and
property. The third season of Bangladesh in autumn which comprises the months
of Bhadra and Ashwin. Black clouds suddenly disappear and rafits of white
clouds are seen floating in the clean blue sky. The next two months of kartik
and agrahyan make the season of late Autumn or ‘Hemata’ in Bangladesh. It
usually arrives with a sign of peace and prosperity. Nature now looks more gay
and festive. The next season is obviously winter which comprises the two months
of Poush and magh. It is also a season of fog and mist. Rich people wear warm
clothes to protect themselves from the biting and shivering cold but the misery
of the poor people who cannot afford to buy warm clothes knows no bound, spring
is actually the last and best season coming between winter and summer. This season
is neither very cold nor very warm. It is just moderate and enjoyable. We can
hear the sweet melodious song of cuckoos in
this season. The six seasons in Bangladesh come one after another
following a fixed routine of nature. Each season has its own features. Every
season is welcome to us if they can avoid their extreme furies.
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