The National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting reported that on February 10, northern provinces continued to experience severe cold, with mountainous areas at 5-8°C and high mountains below 5°C.
From noon on February 10 to February 11, northern regions will remain cold but with gradually increasing temperatures, sunny skies in the afternoon and evening.
According to forecasts, due to the influence of easterly cold air bringing significant humidity, from February 13, the areas of Lao Cai, Yen Bai, southern Son La, Hoa Binh, and northeastern regions will see light rain, drizzle, and mist. It will be cold, with some mountainous areas experiencing severe cold.
This period of dampness may last for several days, meteorologists predict.
Hanoi and many places in northern Vietnam are about to experience extended dampness – 1Northern Vietnam is about to enter an extended period of dampness (Photo: Manh Quan).
In Hanoi, on February 10, it was severely cold in the morning, with sunny afternoons and evenings reaching temperatures of 18-20°C. From February 13-16, Hanoi will experience mist, drizzle, and light rain, continuing to be cold with minimum temperatures around 17-18°C and maximum temperatures of 20-22°C.
Due to the deep penetration of cold air masses, the southeastern region will experience cooler nights and mornings on February 10-11, with daytime temperatures ranging from 30-33°C, and some areas exceeding 33°C.
Weather Forecast for February 10 Across the Country:
Hanoi: Overcast, no rain, clearing up in the afternoon with sunny skies. Severe cold.
Lowest temperature 10-12°C; highest temperature 17-19°C.
Northwest Region: Overcast, occasional light rain, clearing up in the afternoon with sunny skies. Severe cold, potentially extreme cold in mountainous areas. High mountain areas may experience frost and hoar frost.
Lowest temperature 9-12°C, some areas below 8°C; highest temperature 16-19°C, some areas above 19°C.
Northeast Region: Overcast, occasional light rain, clearing up in the afternoon with sunny skies. Severe cold, potentially extreme cold in mountainous areas. High mountain areas may experience frost and hoar frost.
Lowest temperature 9-12°C, mountainous areas 5-8°C, high mountain areas below 5°C; highest temperature 16-19°C.
Thanh Hoa to Hue: Overcast, occasional light rain in the north, scattered showers in the south. North experiencing severe cold, south experiencing cold weather.
Lowest temperature in the north 10-13°C, in the south 14-17°C; highest temperature in the north 17-20°C, in the south 19-22°C.
Da Nang to Binh Thuan: Overcast, scattered showers in the north, isolated showers in the south, with thunderstorms possible in the afternoon. North experiencing cooler nights and mornings.
Lowest temperature in the north 19-21°C, in the south 20-23°C; highest temperature in the north 22-25°C, in the south 26-29°C.
Central Highlands: Cloudy, no rain at night, sunny during the day. Cooler nights and mornings.
Lowest temperature 15-18°C; highest temperature 24-27°C, some areas above 27°C.
Southeastern Region: Cloudy, no rain at night, sunny during the day.
Lowest temperature 21-24°C; highest temperature 30-33°C.
Mr. Nguyen Van Huong, Head of the Weather Forecasting Department at the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, stated that the period of dampness typically occurs from late February and lasts until April.
These damp periods usually last 3-5 days, sometimes extending to a week. This phenomenon only ends or changes when the Northeast Monsoon arrives.
“The weather phenomenon of dampness will commonly occur in the northern region, particularly in Hanoi, from late February to April each year. During this period, air humidity increases above 85%, accompanied by drizzle and mist, leading to dampness in homes, residential buildings, and essential items,” Mr. Huong noted.
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