When will the rain stop in Hanoi? (Weather forecast)
The remnants of Typhoon No. 10 have caused severe flooding in many areas of Hanoi, with heavy rain expected to continue for the next few days. When will the rain stop in Hanoi?
Hanoi weather forecast for October 1st: Heavy rain, overcast skies.
According to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, on October 1, 2025, Hanoi will be cloudy with overcast skies and scattered showers and thunderstorms. Some areas may experience moderate to heavy rain, increasing the risk of localized flooding in low-lying streets.
Temperatures during the day range from 23-25°C at night and 28-30°C during the day.
Hanoi weather forecast for October 2nd: Rain will decrease, with light sunshine.
On October 2nd, the intensity of rain in Hanoi decreased compared to the previous day. The weather was cloudy with light sunshine during the day. However, scattered showers and thunderstorms are still possible in the late afternoon and evening.
The lowest temperature will be around 25-27°C, and the highest will be between 29-32°C.
Hanoi weather forecast for October 3rd: Sunny with scattered rain in the evening.
By October 3rd, the rainfall decreased significantly, mainly concentrated in the late afternoon and at night. During the day, Hanoi experienced cloudy skies interspersed with gentle sunshine, resulting in more pleasant weather.
The lowest temperatures remained at 25-27°C, while the highest temperatures rose to 32-34°C.
Hanoi weather forecast for October 4th: Drier weather.
On October 4th, Hanoi experienced more pleasant weather, with dry conditions and light sunshine in many areas. Although showers were possible in the evening and at night, they were not expected to be severe.
Temperatures typically range from 25-27°C at night to 32-34°C during the day.
Weather developments to watch out for
The remnants of Typhoon No. 10 are still causing heavy rain in many areas of Northern and North Central Vietnam, with Hanoi being the epicenter. Although the rain has gradually decreased since October 2nd, localized flooding may still occur in low-lying streets.
Furthermore, air quality in Hanoi is consistently poor, posing a potential health risk, especially for the elderly and young children.
