Summer and winter are two contrasting seasons of Bangladesh. Each has its own characteristics that distinguish it from the other. Summer is constituted of the months of May and June; winter, on the other hand, is constituted of the months of December and January, as it really happens these days. Summer is very hot and humid season. Temperature shoots up to 45 degree Celsius sometimes in some places of the country. During the noon time, the roads become empty in the towns and cities as people are afraid to go out in the sun. Sometimes people have heat stroke when they work under the scorching heat of summer. The humidity causes profuse sweating. On the contrary, winter is a very cold season; sometimes mercury goes down to 3 or 4 degree Celsius in some places of the country. Often there is dense fog in winter, and it continues for 3 to 5 days. The sun is not visible for those days. Summer is the season of delicious local fruits like mango, jack fruit and guava among others, whereas, winter is a season of vegetables and flowers of different types. Thus the two seasons of Bangladesh, summer and winter, are marked by distinctive differences.