The severe cold weather will continue until Tet (Lunar New Year).

Due to the influence of a verstärkt cold front, the northern region will experience prolonged periods of cold weather.

According to the Central Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting Center, on January 16th, the northern region of Vietnam will experience another reinforced cold front. Although the cold front that caused rain and cold weather throughout the North is weakening today (January 15th), temperatures in the Northern Delta have risen slightly; in Hanoi, the lowest temperature is 14-16°C, the highest is 17-19°C; cloudy with scattered light rain. In the northern mountainous areas, the lowest temperature is 10-12°C, the highest is 16-19°C, with some places reaching up to 22°C.

However, from January 16th, another cold front will intensify in the North. It is predicted to be a weak cold spell that will dissipate quickly, but due to the combination of the cold air and the strong westerly jet stream at high altitudes, temperatures across the region, already low, will drop by another 1-3 degrees Celsius. In mountainous areas, the lowest temperatures will be below 10 degrees Celsius, causing severe cold; in the Northern Delta, including Hanoi, the lowest temperatures will be 13-14 degrees Celsius, resulting in intense cold and severe frost.

According to the Central Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting Center: From now until the Lunar New Year, the weather throughout the North will continuously remain intensely cold, with some areas experiencing severe cold, due to the impact of several reinforced cold fronts.

According to VOV online