According to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, the latest cold air news shows that from March 12, a wave of northeast monsoon strengthening eastward is overflowing into the North.
This cold air wave mainly affects the eastern region, does not cause major temperature fluctuations in the North but may increase rain in some central provinces.
Forecast from March 14, the intensity of cold air will gradually weaken.
From March 13 - 16, the Northern region will generally have little rain, light fog in the early morning, dry weather during the day, sunny in the afternoon; cold at night and in the morning.
Especially in the early morning and morning of the 14th, 3 areas of the Northern Delta and coastal areas will have light rain, drizzle and fog. Cold at night and morning.
From March 14 - 16, the mountainous and midland areas of the Northern region may experience scattered showers and thunderstorms, while the plains and coastal areas are likely to have light rain, drizzle and fog.
North Central region during this period has little rain, early morning fog appears in some places.
Central Central region from the night of March 14-15, there will be rain, scattered showers and thunderstorms in some places; then there will be light rain in some places.
The area from Quang Tri to the East of Dak Lak from the night of March 12 to March 14 will have rain, showers, locally moderate rain, heavy rain and thunderstorms.
In the area from Quang Tri to the East of Dak Lak, it is forecast to have rain, showers, locally moderate rain, heavy rain and thunderstorms.
After March 16, rain will decrease, only rain in a few places. Khanh Hoa and Lam Dong are generally less rainy, sunny during the day.
The Central Highlands and Southern regions in the coming days will generally have little rain and sunshine, especially the Southeast region will have hot sunshine in some places.
During the transitional season, thunderstorms, tornadoes, lightning, hail and strong gusts of wind may appear in many places across the country.
Tourists when traveling or sightseeing in the North and North Central regions need to follow the weather forecast because fog and drizzle can affect visibility and traffic, especially in mountainous areas.
In the Central region, it is necessary to be wary of localized thunderstorms and the risk of strong winds at sea. Meanwhile, in the South, tourists should limit outdoor activities during prolonged hot weather during the day.
