On September 4, satellite cloud and weather radar analysis showed that, except for Lam Dong with scattered light rain, most southern provinces and cities have not recorded significant rain-causing clouds. The weather is mainly sunny and dry and this state is forecast to last until the end of the morning.
From noon, clouds gradually develop, causing intermittent sunshine. In the afternoon and evening, the area will continue to have thunderstorms.
The eastern provinces, including Ho Chi Minh City, are areas with higher probabilities of rain and need to be wary of the possibility of localized heavy rain.
The weather in the southern provinces and cities on the opening day of the new school year (September 5th) is generally favorable for outdoor activities in the morning. However, from noon and afternoon, thunderstorms are likely to increase in many areas.
From morning to noon on September 5, the Southern region will mainly have sunshine, little rain. Rain will only appear locally in Lam Dong, coastal areas of An Giang and Ca Mau. The weather is generally favorable for the opening ceremony and outdoor activities.
From near noon, thunderstorms begin to develop, it is necessary to be wary of localized thunderstorms. From noon to afternoon, rain will concentrate more in the Mekong Delta region, with a rain area of about half the area, and moderate rain may appear in some places.
From afternoon to evening, the eastern region is likely to experience heavy rain. People need to be wary of heavy rain accompanied by tornadoes, lightning and strong gusts of wind.
The highest temperature of the day in the southern provinces and cities is commonly 31-34 degrees Celsius.
In Ho Chi Minh City, September 5th is forecast to be sunny and dry in the morning and noon, favorable for opening activities. In the afternoon and evening, there is a possibility of thunderstorms. Daily temperature fluctuates from 26-33 degrees C.
