Northern Vietnam Experiences Two Cold Fronts, with Freezing Temperatures in Mountainous Areas.
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From the night of November 5th, the Northern region will be affected by a weak cold front, bringing thunderstorms. Caution is advised regarding the possibility of tornadoes, lightning, and strong gusts of wind. The first half of November may see another cold front in the North. Two cold fronts are forecast for the Northern region throughout November. The cold fronts in November may be weaker than the multi-year average.
Today, November 5th, the weather across the country is sunny, especially in the South where temperatures reached 34 degrees Celsius in some areas, even though the rainy season has only just ended.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - From November 8-9, a strong cold front is forecast to sweep across Northern Vietnam, causing temperatures to drop sharply, with some mountainous areas experiencing temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius. Central Vietnam is likely to experience widespread heavy rain.
From November 8-9, a strong cold front is forecast to affect the North, causing temperatures to drop, with Hanoi reaching as low as 19 degrees Celsius, while the Central region is at risk of widespread heavy rain.
According to the National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting's weather forecast for November 4th, the North is about to experience two consecutive cold fronts, with cold weather in mountainous areas and chilly temperatures in the lowlands.
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