Central Vietnam Experienced Very Heavy Rainfall Starting on November 8th, with some Areas Receiving over 700mm.
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The National Steering Committee for Civil Defense has requested eight central provinces and cities, from Nghe An to Dak Lak, to be prepared to respond to heavy rainfall caused by a cold front, with some areas receiving over 400 mm of rain.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - The meteorological agency forecasts that due to the influence of a cold front, temperatures in the North will drop sharply from November 9th. The Central region will experience very heavy rain from the night of November 8th to the night of November 11th, with some areas receiving over 700mm.
Rain started around the night of November 8th and lasted until around November 11th with very high intensity, exceeding 700mm in some areas, leading to a very high risk of flooding, flash floods, and landslides.
Forecast from the night of 8 to 11-11, in the central region there is a possibility of a widespread heavy rain due to strong cold air, focusing on the areas of Hue, Da Nang and eastern Quang Ngai province with common rainfall of 250-450mm, locally there is more than 700mm.
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