On the morning of July 28, the sky in Ho Chi Minh City was cloudy and gloomy, making the weather milder than in hot sunny days.
According to the Southern Hydrometeorological Station, a low pressure trough has been re-established, with its axis passing through the Central region. The Southwest monsoon maintains intensity from moderate to strong, while wind and humidity convergence returns to the Southern region. After a day of slightly reduced rain, in the next 3 days, the Southern region is forecast to have the possibility of widespread thunderstorms again.
On July 28th, the weather in the South will be cloudy and sunny. The highest temperature is commonly in the East and Ho Chi Minh City from 30-33 degrees Celsius, in the West from 29-32 degrees Celsius.
From morning to noon, some provinces such as Ca Mau, An Giang, Dong Nai are likely to experience early rain, with a common rain probability of 60-70%.
From afternoon to evening, showers tend to appear in many places in both the East and the West, with moderate to heavy rain in some places. At night, rain decreases but still occurs sporadically. Ca Mau and An Giang are likely to have heavy rain at night. The probability of rain is commonly 60-80%.
On July 29, rain is likely to increase in the Mekong Delta and occur on a large scale, starting from the morning. Localities need to pay attention to the risk of heavy rain including Ca Mau, An Giang, Can Tho... Meanwhile, in the East, rain is still mainly concentrated in the afternoon. The probability of rain is commonly 60-80%.
By July 30, rain tends to decrease slightly but still appears scattered in the Southern region, with moderate rain in some places and locally heavy rain. The probability of rain is commonly 50-70%.
Thunderstorms accompanied by tornadoes, lightning, hail and strong gusts of wind can affect agricultural production, causing trees to fall, damaged houses, traffic works and infrastructure. Heavy rain can also cause flooding, traffic jams, affecting production, living and crops.
