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Weather in Barisal Division

3 cities

Barisal
 
Bhola District
 
Pirojpur
 

Weather in Barisal Division

Barisal Division is home to 3 cities tracked on Mausam Online: Barisal, Bhola District and Pirojpur. Live weather, hourly forecasts and air-quality data are available for every city.

Climate & seasons

Like the rest of Bangladesh, Barisal Division has a warm, humid monsoon climate. Summer is hot and humid and peaks in April and May, with Kalbaishakhi thunderstorms in the pre-monsoon weeks. Most of the year's rain falls from June to September, heaviest in June and July, when river flooding is common, and cyclones from the Bay of Bengal are a risk before and after the monsoon, above all near the coast. Winter is short, dry and cool.

When to visit Barisal Division

The most comfortable months to visit are November to February, when the air is dry and the days mild; December and January are the coolest months. The monsoon months are hot and humid, with frequent heavy rain and flooding.

Air quality in Barisal Division

AQI conditions vary by city and season. Winter (November–January) is typically the worst, when cool, still air traps pollution near the ground. Each city's page, linked above, shows its live AQI.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the weather in Barisal Division today?
Weather in Barisal Division varies by region. The cards above show the current temperature and conditions in cities such as Barisal, Bhola District and Pirojpur; open any city for rain, AQI and PM2.5/PM10, and for a full hourly and 7-day forecast.
When does the monsoon arrive in Barisal Division?
Heavy pre-monsoon storms often begin in April and May, and the southwest monsoon then brings most of the year's rain from June to September; rain is heaviest in June and July.
Which is the largest city in Barisal Division?
Barisal is the largest city in Barisal Division. We provide live weather forecasts for 3 cities across the region.
How often is the weather data updated?
Every city's weather and AQI data refreshes every 60 minutes from Open-Meteo, which combines ECMWF and other forecast models. See "How we predict the weather" for full sourcing.