Weather forecast for the next 24-48 hours, continental cold high pressure will continue to weaken, and by January 20th, it will tend to strengthen and deviate to the East. Northeast wind blowing with average intensity over the sea area in the Southeast region. Above, the subtropical high pressure passing through the North Central region is weakly operating, the area where wind convergence exists is weak.
Weather forecast for the next 3-10 days, continental cold high pressure is likely to strengthen strongly to the South. Northeast winds maintain average intensity and from around January 21 will gradually strengthen over the sea area in the Southeast region.
Above, the subtropical high pressure has an axis spanning the Central region, from January 24 encroaching westward and operating more strongly. The easterly wind disturbances at high altitude tend to gradually dissipate.
Southern weather in the evening and at night has showers in some places, generally dry, reduced humidity, increasing the risk of fire and explosion. Some days it is cold at night and early morning, sunny during the day, which can affect health, especially for the elderly and young children.
In the next 5 days, the highest daily water level at most stations on the Saigon River will continue to rise following the high tide period at the beginning of December of the year At Ty. The highest tide peak of this period is likely to appear between January 19-21 (ie, January 1-3 of the lunar calendar).
Phu An and Nha Be stations have water levels of about 1.45-1.5 m, approximately or lower than alarm level II by about 0.05 m.
Thu Dau Mot station water level is about 1.55-1.60 m, approximately alarm level III.
The peak tide time usually falls from about 4-6 am and 6 pm the previous day to 1 am the next morning.
Due to the Northeast monsoon operating from moderate to strong combined with high tides, the risk of flooding in low-lying areas and riverside areas is quite high, which may affect traffic and life, and production of people in Ho Chi Minh City.
