Northern Vietnam Braces for New Cold Spell: Detailed Weather Forecast

Bắc Bộ sắp đón thêm đợt không khí lạnh tăng cường

A new cold spell is affecting northern and north-central Vietnam, as reported by the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting. This cold air mass is expected to expand its influence in the coming days.

Northern Vietnam prepares for a reinforced cold spellNorthern Vietnam prepares for a reinforced cold spell

Weather Developments Due to the Cold Air Mass

According to forecasts, on the night of February 13, the cold air will continue spreading to other areas in northeastern and north-central Vietnam, including parts of the northwest. In the coming days, northern and north-central regions will experience prolonged cold weather, with potential severe cold in high mountainous areas.

The lowest temperatures during this cold spell are expected to range from 15-17°C in northern Vietnam, while mountainous areas may see temperatures between 12-14°C, with some places dropping below 11°C. The north-central region will have average temperatures of 15-18°C.

Notably, another reinforcement of cold air is forecast to hit northern Vietnam around February 16-17, prolonging the cold conditions in many areas.

Detailed Weather Forecast for February 14 Across Regions

Hanoi

Hanoi is expected to be overcast with light rain in some areas and mild morning fog. The lowest temperatures will range from 15-17°C, while the highest temperatures will reach 20-23°C. The overall weather will remain cold.

Northwestern Region

This area will also be significantly affected by the cold air, with overcast skies, scattered light rain, and mild morning fog. The weather will be cold, with some areas experiencing severe cold. The lowest temperatures will range from 14-17°C, while mountainous areas may drop below 12°C. The highest temperatures will reach 20-23°C, with some areas in the northwest reaching 23-26°C or higher.

Northeastern Region

Similar to the northwest, the northeastern region will experience overcast skies, scattered light rain, and fog. The weather will be cold, with potential severe cold in mountainous areas. The lowest temperatures will range from 15-17°C, while mountainous areas may see temperatures of 12-14°C, with some places dropping below 11°C. The highest temperatures will range from 20-23°C, with some areas exceeding 23°C.

Thanh Hoa to Hue

The northern part of this region will experience light rain in some areas, while the southern part will see scattered showers. The weather will be cold, with the lowest temperatures ranging from 15-18°C in the north and 18-20°C in the south. The highest temperatures will range from 21-24°C, with some areas exceeding 24°C.

Da Nang to Binh Thuan

The northern part of this region will be cloudy with scattered showers, while the southern part will have clearer skies with isolated rain showers and thunderstorms. The lowest temperatures will range from 19-22°C in the north and 22-24°C in the south. The highest temperatures will range from 23-26°C in the north and 28-31°C in the south.

Central Highlands

The Central Highlands will have partly cloudy skies with isolated rain showers and thunderstorms. The lowest temperatures will range from 17-20°C, while the highest temperatures will reach 29-32°C.

Southern Vietnam

Southern Vietnam will maintain stable weather with partly cloudy skies and isolated rain showers and thunderstorms. The lowest temperatures will range from 22-25°C, while the highest temperatures will reach 30-33°C, with some areas exceeding 33°C.

Conclusion

In the coming days, the cold air mass will continue to deeply affect northern and north-central Vietnam, causing prolonged cold and severe cold in many areas. Residents should take precautions to stay warm, especially children and the elderly. For southern regions, the weather will generally be more favorable, though occasional rain showers may still occur.

Stay updated with the latest weather reports to plan your activities accordingly.

Source: Dan Tri

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