The lowest nighttime and morning temperatures in the northern region from February 15 are expected to range from 14-17°C, while the mountainous areas in the northern region will experience temperatures of 10-13°C, with some high mountainous areas dropping below 8°C.
On February 12, temperatures in many places in the North exceeded 30°C due to the influence of a low-pressure system from the west. At 1 PM, temperatures in Phù Yên (Sơn La) were over 32°C, while in Hanoi, it was 29°C.
Starting tomorrow evening, a northeast monsoon will affect the Northern region, bringing rain and thunderstorms.
The National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting predicts that this weather pattern will persist in the North until tomorrow. From tomorrow evening, a northeast monsoon will affect the Northern region, bringing rain and thunderstorms.
The American site Accuweather forecasts that the temperature in Hanoi tomorrow will be between 16-28°C, and by Wednesday, the daytime temperatures will range from 14-17°C. In areas above 1,500 meters above sea level, such as Sapa (Lào Cai), the lowest temperature may drop to 8°C mid-week, with daytime highs around 13°C.
Central Vietnam will predominantly experience dry weather with sunshine tomorrow, with maximum temperatures ranging from 29-32°C, and some areas exceeding 33°C. Starting from the evening of February 13, Central Vietnam will be affected by the northeast monsoon, resulting in rain and strong winds from Hà Tĩnh to Quảng Ngãi.
The lowest temperatures in the North Central region will typically be between 14-17°C; in the area from Quảng Bình to Thừa Thiên Huế, the range will be 16-19°C.
The South and The Central Highlands will see minimal rain and sunny weather next week, with temperatures in the Central Highlands ranging from 29-32°C and in the South from 33-35°C.
The Gulf of Tonkin will experience increasing northeast winds from February 14, reaching level 6, gusting to levels 7-8, with wave heights of 2-3.5 meters. The Northern East Sea (including the waters around the Paracel Islands) will see northeast winds of levels 6-7, gusting to levels 8-9, with wave heights of 4-6 meters.
From February 15, the sea area from Quảng Trị to Cà Mau, the central part of the East Sea, and the western sea area of the South China Sea (including the waters west of the Spratly Islands) will experience strengthening northeast winds up to level 6, with occasional level 7 gusts, and wave heights of 3-5 meters.
