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Rainy Season

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Bangladesh is a land of six seasons. Each season have it's own beauty. Rainy season is the second season that comes after the summer. After the long scorching heat of summer, rainy season comes as a blessing to us. The agriculture of our country depends a lot  on rainy season. The rainy season is caused by monsoon. The south west monsoon that blows in over Bangladesh from the Bay of Bengal brings much vapor with it. As a result, she receives a heavy rainfall during the monsoon.During the rainy season the sky often remains cloudy with patches of black clouds that hover across the sky close to the earth surface. Violent blasts of wind blow. Lighting flashes and thunder roars. The sun remains hidden behind the clouds and it rains in torrents. Sometimes there is continuous downpour for days together. Then water overflows the banks of the rivers. The fields go under water and looks like a vast sheets of water.The rainy season undoubtedly does us some good. The nature assumes a new appearance at rainy season. Trees and plants become greener. The landscape appears green. The rain water washes away the filth and purifies the surface of the earth. It lessens the intense heat of summer and simulates the growing of vegetation and crops. It makes our land alluvial, fertile and suitable for growing better crops. Hilsha and other fishes are available in this season. The rainy season facilitates the navigation system in the country and thereby fosters our trade and commerce. It also makes everything lively and the atmosphere becomes clean and free of dust. The rainy season no doubt does us much good. But it does not an unmixed blessing all the times. It has disadvantages too. During this season the roads at the country side become muddy and slippery and as such we cannot go from one place to another on foot easily. Even sometimes city life also become measurable.Roads become slippery, drainage system often collapses. It becomes difficult for people to go outside.Sometimes heavy rainfall overflows the banks on the rivers and causes floods. Floods damage our crops; wash away the heads of our cattle, houses and properties. It also hampers our normal life.
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