The Bangladesh Weather Observation Team (BWOT) has issued new information regarding a potential cyclone forming over the southeast Andaman Sea and adjoining areas. In a Facebook post on Friday, November 21, BWOT stated that a circulation has developed in the region and may intensify into a low-pressure system within the next 24 to 48 hours. The system could further strengthen into a cyclone, though it is still uncertain whether it will make landfall in Bangladesh. BWOT noted that a clearer forecast on the cyclone’s potential path will be available in three to four days. However, the system’s influence may bring rainfall to various parts of Bangladesh toward the end of the month. In a separate update, BWOT mentioned that despite the onset of cooler weather, there is little chance of a strong cold wave in November. Temperatures are expected to fluctuate, with the country experiencing alternating warm and cool conditions until a full cold wave arrives.