Why Has Southern Vietnam’s Sky Become Hazy in Recent Days?
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Why Has Southern Vietnam’s Sky Become Hazy in Recent Days?
Southern Vietnam, encompassing Ho Chi Minh City, An Giang Province, and Ca Mau Province, has been shrouded in hazy skies over the past few days. Meteorologists and environmental experts suggest that this phenomenon is partly due to prevailing weather conditions and increased emissions in the region.
Through analysis of data from surface monitoring stations over the past two days, the meteorological agency has observed some hazy air in the Southern region, but it has not reached the level to be called fog. August 2026 set a record for the hottest month in global meteorological history. Affected by cold air, the Northern and Central regions experienced localized heavy to very heavy rain. International Clean Air Day: Measures to protect clean …
The sky over Ho Chi Minh City is cloudy and hazy, reducing visibility. Several monitoring stations recorded air quality at a "poor" level.
Today (September 16) and many days ago, the atmosphere in Ho Chi Minh City as well as other localities in the South is often in a cloudy state. As a result, there is the possibility of increased air pollution due to the effects of forest fires in Indonesia.
The weather conditions for fog formation in recent days have been unfavorable, therefore the fog in Ho Chi Minh City in recent days is unusual, but it cannot yet be concluded that it is due to fires in Indonesia.
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