Rain in the North, sunny weather in the Central region during the September 2nd holiday.

From September 2nd, Hanoi and the entire Northern Delta region will experience rain, with temperatures dropping to 31-33 degrees Celsius, resulting in cool weather.

Due to the influence of a low-pressure trough, temperatures in the North have risen sharply in recent days, commonly reaching 34-35 degrees Celsius. This weather pattern will continue until the end of tomorrow.

From the afternoon and night of September 1st, thunderstorms will begin in the mountainous areas of Northern Vietnam, then spread to the midland and lowland regions, including Hanoi on National Day, September 2nd. Temperatures in the area will drop from 34-35 degrees Celsius to 31-33 degrees Celsius, resulting in cooler weather.

The weather is favorable for swimming in the Central region. Photo: Ngoc Thanh.

The following days,A low-pressure trough connected to a low-pressure vortex passing through the Northern region continues to cause widespread showers and thunderstorms. The meteorological agency warns that mountainous and midland areas of the Northern region, from Quang Ninh to Dien Bien and from Bac Giang to Son La, are likely to experience heavy rain, thus posing a high risk of landslides.

Meanwhile, the weather in Central Vietnam continues to be sunny, with temperatures reaching 34-36 degrees Celsius, and even exceeding 36 degrees Celsius in some areas. However, during the three-day holiday, there will be no rain, and temperatures will remain moderate at 33-35 degrees Celsius, avoiding excessive heat. This is favorable for tourism activities at beaches such as Cua Lo, Da Nang, and Nha Trang.

According to VNE