Weather forecast for the next 24-48 hours, the low pressure trough with axis of about 24-27 degrees North latitude, connected to the hot low pressure area to the West, is tending to develop and expand to the Southeast.
After that, this system will be compressed by the continental high pressure mass in the North and gradually pushed southward. Above, the subtropical high pressure with its axis passing through the Central region continues to weaken and gradually withdraw to the East. The Southwest monsoon maintains intensity from weak to moderate.
Weather forecast from 3-10 days, the low pressure trough connecting to the hot low pressure area in the West will continue to be compressed by the continental high pressure in the North and pushed down to the mountainous area of the Northern region. Above, the subtropical high pressure gradually lowers its axis to the South, passing through the South Central Coast and the South with relatively stable intensity.
Around June 19-20, this system tends to encroach back to the West and gradually raise its axis to the North, through the Central region. The Southwest monsoon operates with weak to moderate intensity.
Due to the influence of the above weather patterns, the Southern region in the coming days may have increased thunderstorms in both scope and intensity, with moderate to heavy rain in some places.
During thunderstorms, people need to be wary of dangerous weather phenomena such as tornadoes, lightning, hail and strong gusts of wind. These phenomena can cause damage to agricultural production, break down green trees, damage houses, traffic works and technical infrastructure. In addition, localized heavy rain also poses a risk of flooding, causing difficulties for traffic, affecting life, production and crops.
