Rain forecast
Warning of 10 provinces and cities with heavy rain, dangerous weather in the next 24 hours
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The meteorological agency has warned that due to continued heavy rain, there is a risk of flash floods and landslides in 10 provinces and cities in the Northern and Central regions in the next 24 hours.
The predecessor of storm No. 11 rapidly intensified, with the risk of directly affecting the North
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The low pressure area considered the predecessor of storm No. 11 in the East Sea has strengthened into a tropical depression today, October 1.
Forecast of the time when the low pressure near the East Sea will strengthen into storm No. 11
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The low pressure in the eastern Philippines is forecast to strengthen into a storm, enter the East Sea and become the 11th storm.
Warning of 11 provinces and cities to have heavy rain, dangerous weather in the next 6 hours
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The meteorological agency has warned that due to continued heavy rain, there is a risk of flash floods and landslides in 11 provinces and cities in the Northern and Central regions in the next 6 hours.
Forecast of heavy rain due to the impact of storm No. 10 Bualoi gradually decreases
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According to the meteorological agency, it is forecasted that from September 30, heavy rain in the North and North Central regions due to the influence of storm No. 10 Bualoi will gradually decrease.
Forecast of heavy storms near the East Sea in October, which may affect Vietnam
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October storm forecast has 2-4 storms/tropical depressions in the Philippines, some of which may enter the East Sea, affecting Vietnam.
Warning of 9 provinces and cities to have heavy rain, dangerous weather in the next 6 hours
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The meteorological agency has warned that due to continued heavy rain, there is a risk of flash floods and landslides in 9 provinces and cities in the Northern and Central regions in the next 6 hours.
Warning of 7 provinces and cities to have heavy rain, dangerous weather in the next 6 hours
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The meteorological agency has warned that due to continued heavy rain, there is a risk of flash floods and landslides in 7 provinces and cities in the Central region in the next 6 hours.
Forecast of very heavy rain in the next 3 days, some places exceed 600mm
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According to the meteorological agency, the focus of heavy rain in the next 3 days will be the Northern Delta, South Phu Tho and from Thanh Hoa to Ha Tinh; some places will have over 600mm of rain.
Warning of 6 provinces and cities to have heavy rain, dangerous weather in the next 6 hours
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The meteorological agency has warned that due to continued heavy rain, there is a risk of flash floods and landslides in 6 provinces and cities in the Central region.
Storm No. 9 Ragasa causes heavy to very heavy rain in 2 days, some places over 300mm
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The meteorological agency forecasts that from the morning of September 25 to the night of September 26, the Northern region, Thanh Hoa and Nghe An will have heavy to very heavy rain due to storm No. 9 Ragasa, locally over 300mm.
Forecast of provinces with heavy rain in the Southern region
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HCMC - According to the Southern Hydrometeorological Station, in the coming days, there will be showers in many places and scattered thunderstorms, with moderate rain in some places and heavy rain in some places.
Forecast of heavy to very heavy rain today, warning of dangerous weather
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The meteorological agency warned of the risk of heavy rain with over 100mm of rainfall within 3 hours in the Northern, Thanh Hoa, Central Highlands and Southern regions today, September 22.
Forecast of the heaviest rain areas today, some places over 100mm
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According to the meteorological agency, the Northern, Thanh Hoa, Central Highlands and Southern regions during the day and tonight, September 22, will have heavy to very heavy rain with rainfall over 100mm.
Warning of 6 provinces with thunderstorms, dangerous weather in the next 6 hours
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The meteorological agency has warned that due to continued rain, there is a risk of flash floods and landslides in some northern and central provinces this evening and tonight, September 21.
