Bangladeshis are pretty much accustomed to bracing storms in most of the monsoon season. So, any kind of storm is not necessarily news to us. However, once every few years, we see some 'super' storms crashing into the country that impacts our lives hugely. The ongoing Sitrang is such a weather event.

When will she cross Bangladesh, and what areas is she impacting? You might want to know them. For that, we have brought you a list of websites to help you track the updates of such storms in real time -

VentuSky

VentuSky.

VentuSky combines a very intriguing 3D map that shows the development of the weather in a wider area with a highly accurate weather forecast for your specific location. You can use this  website to observe where the wind is blowing from or where precipitation will be coming from. The website's distinctiveness stems from the volume of information it presents. For all altitudes, forecasts of the weather, precipitation, wind, cloud cover, air pressure, snow cover, and other meteorological data are available here.

Accuweather

AccuWeather.

AccuWeather offers global weather forecasts using the most precise forecasting technology and the most recent weather data. Known for providing the latest weather updates, AccuWeather is the go-to website for weather forecasts and is the default weather app for many Android smartphone users.

Windy

Windy.

For visualising weather forecasts, Windy.com is a remarkable resource. You can  rely on this website since it is quick, easy to use, comprehensive, and accurate. Windy offers you the most current weather forecast available, whether you are tracking a tropical storm or potential severe weather, planning a trip, participating in your preferred outdoor sport, or simply want to know if it will rain this weekend.

Zoom Earth

Zoom Earth.

Zoom Earth allows you to track severe weather and cyclones in real time. Moreover, its easy-to-use graphical user interface allows for a seamless weather viewing experience. On top of that, Zoom Earth enables you to watch out for any inclement weather from the comfort of your couch.