New developments on rain and high tides in the South

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According to the Southern Hydrometeorological Station, in the coming days, some places will experience showers and high tides will peak.

Weather forecast for the next 24-48 hours, continental cold high pressure will be stable. Around the evening of November 25, continental cold high pressure will strengthen and supplement in the North.

Northeast winds in the Southeast sea operate at medium to strong intensity. Above, subtropical high pressure has an axis through the Central region, operating relatively stable.

From 72 hours, the Southern region continues to be affected by the southern edge of the continental cold high pressure tongue strengthening. The subtropical high pressure with an axis over the Central region weakens slowly.

Northeast winds in the Southeast sea area remain moderate to strong. Around November 29, the equatorial trough tends to lift to the North, affecting the weather in the Southern region.

It is forecasted that on November 28-29, Ho Chi Minh City area will likely have scattered showers and thunderstorms with some places having moderate rain. The remaining days, there will be no rain or only rain in some places with insignificant amount.

In the next 5 days, the water level at most stations in the downstream of the Saigon - Dong Nai River will rise rapidly. On November 29, the highest tide of the day will be about 0.06 m above the first alarm level. The highest tide of this period may appear on December 3-4 (ie November 3-4 of the lunar calendar).

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