Northern Vietnam is about to experience two consecutive cold fronts.
Northern Vietnam is about to experience two cold fronts, the first on March 4-5 being weak in intensity, and the second on March 6 being stronger, bringing colder weather.
According to the National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting, early next week, the North will continue to be affected by the southwestern edge of a weakening high-pressure ridge, combined with the southern edge of a low-pressure trough with an axis at approximately 25-28 degrees North latitude connected to a low-pressure area in the west. Therefore, the Northeast will experience light rain and fog at night and in the morning, with sunny weather in the afternoon.
In Northwest Vietnam, there will be light rain at night, followed by sunny weather during the day, with some areas experiencing hot conditions. Temperatures will range from 29-32 degrees Celsius, with some places reaching 33-34 degrees Celsius.
On March 4-5, a weak cold front will affect the North. By March 6, a stronger cold front will bring colder weather and rain to the North, spreading from east to west.
PageAccuweatherUS forecasts predict that Hanoi's temperature will gradually decrease by 2-4 degrees Celsius each day next week, from 21-26 degrees Celsius at the beginning of the week to 12-15 degrees Celsius by the end of the week. High-altitude areas above 1,500 meters above sea level, such as Sa Pa (Lao Cai), will also see temperatures halved, from 13-24 degrees Celsius to 7-12 degrees Celsius.
In Central VietnamIn the provinces from Thanh Hoa to Binh Thuan, the weather will be mostly dry with sunny days and temperatures ranging from 28-32 degrees Celsius, with some areas experiencing higher temperatures during the first three days of the week. On March 5-6, due to the influence of a cold air mass, the provinces from Thanh Hoa to Ha Tinh will experience rain and a drop in temperature. From March 7, the provinces and cities of Quang Binh and Hue will also experience a drop in temperature.
Southern VietnamandCentral HighlandsWe are currently in the peak of the dry season, so there is little rain. The highest daily temperatures in the Central Highlands are generally 31-34 degrees Celsius, with some areas exceeding 35 degrees Celsius. In Southern Vietnam, temperatures range from 32-35 degrees Celsius, with some areas exceeding 35 degrees Celsius.
