In the next 24-48 hours, the continental cold high pressure will continue to strengthen southward, pushing the low trough with axis of about 23-26 degrees North latitude to gradually move down and weaken.
Above, the subtropical high pressure with its axis passing through the South Central Coast is operating stably. Winds in the Southern sea areas maintain weak intensity.
From 3-10 days, the continental cold high pressure, after stabilizing, will continue to strengthen southward; it is likely that around March 6 and from March 9-10, there will be additional intensification waves. Above, the subtropical high pressure will lower its axis southward and then gradually withdraw eastward.
From the night of March 4 to 7, the high-altitude wind convergence zone will be strong again, which may clearly affect the weather in the area. Northeast winds in the Southeast sea area are also tending to gradually strengthen.
The Southern region's weather is mainly sunny and dry due to low humidity, increasing the risk of fire and explosion. In addition, the possibility of intermittent unseasonal rain from March 4th, accompanied by thunderstorms, lightning, tornadoes and strong gusts of wind, may affect agricultural production and socio-economic activities.
