According to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, from 01 to 02.03, the weather in the North is affected by the circulation of the low pressure area in the West, so it is generally less rainy, foggy in the early morning, sunny during the day.
Temperatures will increase rapidly during this period. The Northeast region is forecast to have a common highest level of 28-31 degrees Celsius, while the Northwest region may reach 30-33 degrees Celsius. This weather condition makes many places feel slightly hot in the afternoon, although it is still chilly at night and early morning.
However, weather developments will change from the beginning of next week. Weather forecasts show that near the morning of March 3rd, a cold air mass will pour down to the North, then continue to be strengthened around March 5th - 6th.
Due to the influence of cold air, the area is likely to have scattered showers and thunderstorms, the temperature drops significantly. From March 3rd, the weather in the North will turn cold, the mountainous areas will be cold in some places, especially from May 4th to May 3rd, the weather is likely to turn cold.
Forecast from March 6 to 10, the weather in the North and North Central regions will have light rain in some places, early morning fog and light fog scattered, sunny in the afternoon; cold at night and early morning.
Weather forecast for March, cold air is still active but the intensity is generally weaker than the multi-year average.
The cold spells mainly cause short-term cold in the Northern mountainous region, while the Northeast and North Central regions may still experience scattered light rain and drizzle - a typical weather pattern in the transitional season.
The meteorological agency predicts that from the beginning of April, hot weather tends to appear early in the Northwest and the area from Thanh Hoa to Hue.
In the second half of April, hot weather is likely to expand widely in the North and Central regions, before increasing intensity in the peak summer months from June to August.
People and tourists need to be wary of tornadoes, lightning, hail and strong gusts of wind. Bring umbrellas and thin coats to keep warm. Limit traveling on mountain passes when there is seasonal dew and heavy rain due to the influence of cold air.
In the context of increasingly complex weather fluctuations due to climate change, regular monitoring of weather forecasts and cold air warnings is necessary to proactively plan travel, production and ensure safety.
