Bānlādēśēra jōẏārēra jhaṛa ō kr̥ṣi

Rain is a very important aspect in agriculture. Rainy times are helpful for good crops. If there is no rain, it is not possible to harvest crops, and it is so damaging for the excessive rainfall that the crop can be completely destroyed. This rain is not equal all the time of year. In winter it is low and in rainy season it is high. In the winter the wind flows from the north. If there is no water vapor in the air that comes from the north, there is no rain at that time. From June to October the monsoon winds flow. Seasonal wind flows from the south, with plenty of waterflow coming out of the ocean and there is abundant rainfall. About 80% -90% of the time is in the rain. This period and the period of time and the yearly rainfall is called Monsoon. One time it was said that agriculture of Bangladesh is the gambling of the monsoon. Because there was very heavy rainfall in any year and there was very little rain in any year. As a result, the quantity of crops used to be water crisis or more water or flood was destroyed. There are many stories of rain again. For example, rain is a condition of the water cycle. The heat becomes hot and the gas gets hot and the water goes upwards. Because the upper temperature is low, the gas gases bundle and at one stage the water blades. Many droplets are converted into clouds together. If the cloud formation of water blurring is less than the air, then it flows in the form of clouds and if it is more then the droplets fall down in the lower direction, ie they fall under the droplets. Thus, many drops of water are read together, so it is known as rains. In reality, the real name of rain is Bertipat, which is known in English as Precipiteration (Rainfall). Bari means falling or reading of water and water. When the water is falling down one at a time, it is called beripat