According to forecasts from the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, the weather across the country from now until about April 20th will enter a seasonal transition phase with many intertwined patterns.
At sea, storm and tropical depression forecasts show that the probability of occurrence during this period is low. Average multi-year statistics show that the number is only about 0.2 storms and almost does not directly affect the mainland of Vietnam.
From now until the end of March, hot weather will continue to be maintained in the Southeast region. Entering April, hot weather tends to increase in intensity and expand to the Southwest region and some Central Highlands areas. In addition, the Northwest region and the Northwest Central region may also experience localized hot weather from the end of March.
The weather in the North has a common total rainfall at a level close to the multi-year average. Meanwhile, the Central and Southern regions tend to lack rain, lower by 10 - 30mm compared to the multi-year average of the same period.
However, across the country, there is still a possibility of some widespread rains, concentrated more in the Northern mountainous region.
In addition, dangerous weather phenomena such as thunderstorms, tornadoes, lightning, hail and strong gusts of wind may occur scattered throughout the country, concentrated more in the Northern region during the transitional season.
People and tourists need to closely monitor short-term weather forecasts to proactively adjust travel plans, especially when participating in outdoor activities or traveling at sea.
