Warmest Cities in Bangladesh

Top 100 cities ranked by warmest cities

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Warmest Cities — Bangladesh

1 Bagerhat 82 79°F

2 Khulna 82 79°F

3 Phultala 82 79°F

4 Sātkhira 82 79°F

5 Kesabpur 82 79°F

6 Samonta Bazar 82 79°F

7 Bhātpāra Abhaynagar 82 79°F

8 Jhingergācha 82 79°F

9 Kālia 82 79°F

10 Mathba 85 79°F

11 Morrelgonj 82 79°F

12 Nachnapāra 82 79°F

13 Narail 82 79°F

14 Natona 85 79°F

15 Tungipara 81 79°F

16 Burirchar 85 79°F

17 Phuljhuri 85 79°F

18 Pirojpur 85 79°F

19 Taluker Char Doani 82 79°F

20 Ayla Patakata 85 79°F

21 Bhāndāria 85 79°F

22 Jessore 82 79°F

23 Kālīganj 82 79°F

24 Sarankhola 82 79°F

25 Azimpur 81 79°F

26 Bhatara 81 79°F

27 Dhanmondi 81 79°F

28 Dukuria 81 79°F

29 Gopālganj 81 79°F

30 Green Model Town 81 79°F

31 Kafrul 81 79°F

32 Mātuail 81 79°F

33 Mirpur Model Thana 81 79°F

34 Motijheel 81 79°F

35 Nalua 82 79°F

36 Nawāb Char 81 79°F

37 Pallabi 81 79°F

38 Paltan 81 79°F

39 Patiya 84 79°F

40 Patuakhali 85 79°F

41 Ramna Maidan 81 79°F

42 Bhanga 81 79°F

43 Char Bhadrāsan 81 79°F

44 Charāmaddi 85 79°F

45 Dohazāri 84 79°F

46 Gaurnadi 85 79°F

47 Madaripur 81 79°F

48 Nālchiti 85 79°F

49 Sātkania 84 79°F

50 Teknāf 84 79°F

51 Uttar Char Fasson 82 79°F

52 Barishal 85 78°F

53 Burhānuddin 85 78°F

54 Dhaka 81 78°F

55 Lālmohan 85 78°F

56 Pālang 81 78°F

57 Sandwīp 84 78°F

58 Bhola 85 78°F

59 Chāndpur 84 78°F

60 Cox’s Bāzār 84 78°F

61 Kushtia 82 78°F

62 Mehendiganj 85 78°F

63 Bherāmāra 82 78°F

64 Farīdpur 81 78°F

65 Nawābganj 83 78°F

66 Rajshahi 83 78°F

67 Chattogram 84 78°F

68 Hājīganj 84 78°F

69 Lakshmīpur 84 78°F

70 Maijdi 84 78°F

71 Narayanganj 81 78°F

72 Rāmganj 84 78°F

73 Raojān 84 78°F

74 Sonārgaon 81 78°F

75 Dohār 81 78°F

76 Gazipur 81 78°F

77 Hāthazāri 84 78°F

78 Ishwardi 83 78°F

79 Rāipur 84 78°F

80 Rangamati 84 78°F

81 Tungi 81 78°F

82 Bera 83 78°F

83 Bibir Hat 84 78°F

84 Feni 84 78°F

85 Lākshām 84 78°F

86 Pābna 83 78°F

87 Natore 83 78°F

88 Puthia 83 78°F

89 Savar 81 78°F

90 Singair 81 78°F

91 Karnaphuli 84 78°F

92 Pār Naogaon 83 78°F

93 Bāndarban 84 78°F

94 Bogra 83 78°F

95 Mānikganj 81 78°F

96 Mohammadpur 83 78°F

97 Narsingdi 81 78°F

98 Sarishābāri H 78°F

99 Shāhzādpur 83 78°F

100 Sirajganj 83 78°F

The warmest cities in Bangladesh enjoy high average annual temperatures, making them attractive to those who prefer mild winters and plenty of sunshine. Bagerhat leads with an average annual temperature of 79°F.

Warm-climate cities are popular destinations for retirees, winter migrants, and outdoor enthusiasts. They typically offer year-round access to outdoor activities, lower heating costs, and longer growing seasons. Many have seen significant population growth in recent decades.

While warm weather is appealing, these cities may also face challenges including extreme summer heat, higher cooling costs, water scarcity, and vulnerability to hurricanes or other weather events. Many are investing in heat mitigation strategies and sustainable water management.

Did You Know?

1. Bagerhat's average temperature of 79°F means residents enjoy warm weather virtually year-round.
2. The warmest U.S. cities are concentrated in southern Florida, Hawaii, and the desert Southwest.
3. Warm-climate cities have seen the fastest population growth in the U.S. over the past two decades, driven by retirees and remote workers.

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