Weather pattern forecast for the next 24-48 hours, the intertropical convergence zone will have its axis through the North and North Central regions, connected to the storm. Southwest monsoon is operating with intensity from moderate to strong. The northern branch of the subtropical high pressure tends to encroach westward. Above, wind convergence in the Southern region is more active.
Weather pattern forecast for the next 3-10 days, the intertropical convergence zone with its axis through the North, from about August 30-31.8, tends to be more active. Southwest monsoon maintains intensity from medium to strong.
The northern branch of the subtropical high pressure encroaches westward, then stabilizes; the southern branch from August 28 encroaches westward, with its axis passing through the South East Sea area. Upper-level wind convergence continues to be maintained over the Southern region.
Therefore, the Southern region is forecast to have fewer rains than in recent days. In the morning, the sun is quite early, the intensity of sunlight increases rapidly at noon, causing hot weather. People should limit outdoor activities during hot weather, and proactively replenish enough water to avoid dehydration and heatstroke.
However, the heat does not last long. After about 2 pm, convective clouds develop, causing rain in some areas. Rain does not last long but may be accompanied by thunderstorms, strong gusts of wind, lightning and the risk of tornadoes. People need to be proactively wary when participating in outdoor activities.
