The Agricultural Weather Information System Improvement Project, launched to provide farmers with early weather and river condition updates, has largely failed in Chattogram and other regions. Despite a five-year effort costing nearly 100 crore Taka, most installed devices are damaged or inactive due to lack of skilled operators and maintenance. Consequently, farmers are not receiving crucial advance weather warnings. Delays, technical issues, and incomplete infrastructure have prevented the project from delivering its promised benefits to rural farming communities.