Cold Front Brings Chilly Air to Northern Vietnam, Heavy Rain Forecast for Central Region
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On the afternoon of September 9th, thunderstorms formed and intensified in central Hanoi, causing heavy rain accompanied by thunder and lightning. Meanwhile, the first cold front of the season was approaching the northern border of our country.
From September 10th to 11th, Thanh Hoa to Hue City will experience moderate to heavy rain and scattered thunderstorms, with some areas experiencing very heavy rain. Rainfall amounts will generally range from 40-100mm, with some areas receiving over 150mm. Hue: Operation and regulation of A Luoi hydropower plant and A Lin B1 hydropower reservoir. Cold air mass causes thunderstorms; Northern Vietnam will become cooler from tonight. From September …
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Cold air began affecting the North from September 9th, while a tropical depression is highly likely to form in the East Sea in the next few days, potentially strengthening into a typhoon.
Cold Front Brings Chilly Air to Northern Vietnam, Heavy Rain Forecast for Central Region
A chilly air mass is set to sweep through Vietnam’s northern provinces starting Wednesday, bringing a seasonal drop in temperatures. Meanwhile, the central region should brace for heavy rainfall beginning Thursday, as predicted by the national weather center.
Weather forecast for today, September 9th: A cold front is moving down to the North. From tomorrow, the Central region will experience heavy rainfall for three consecutive days, with some areas receiving over 250 mm of rain.
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