Weather forecast for June 23rd: Widespread heatwave returns to the North, with some areas experiencing intense heat; the Central region will experience exceptionally intense heat in some areas, exceeding 40°C.
On June 22nd, the northern and central regions experienced intense heat, with some areas experiencing exceptionally severe heat and maximum temperatures exceeding 40°C, while the southern region experienced localized heat.
Weather forecast for June 21st: Hanoi will have few clouds, sunny and hot weather, with some areas experiencing intense heat and maximum temperatures ranging from 36-38°C.
Weather forecast for June 20th: Many areas in Northern and Central Vietnam will experience hot weather, with localized areas experiencing intense heat and maximum temperatures exceeding 37°C.
On June 19th, in the North, the plains and southern Phu Tho will experience hot, sunny weather, with some areas experiencing intense heat. In the late afternoon and evening, mountainous and hilly areas will experience showers and thunderstorms.
Weather forecast for June 18th: Hanoi will experience occasional showers and thunderstorms, with the highest temperature of the day generally ranging from 33-35°C before a prolonged heatwave lasting several days.
On June 17th, heavy rain is expected in many areas of the North, especially in mountainous and hilly regions, while thunderstorms may occur in the South in the late afternoon and evening.
Weather forecast for June 16th: While the North will experience widespread heavy rain, with localized very heavy downpours, most provinces in Central Vietnam will have hot weather, with some areas experiencing intense heat exceeding 38°C.
Weather forecast for June 14th: Many areas in the North will experience hot and sunny weather during the day, with some places experiencing intense heat above 37°C. From late afternoon onwards, this area will experience heavy rain and thunderstorms.
On June 13th, the northern delta and midland regions experienced hot weather, with maximum temperatures exceeding 37°C, before heavy rain returned, with rainfall in some areas exceeding 250mm.
On June 12th, the North will experience sunny weather, with some areas experiencing hot temperatures exceeding 35°C, while the South will have scattered showers and thunderstorms in the late afternoon and evening, with localized heavy rain.
On June 11th, temperatures in the North continued to rise, reaching a high of 33°C, with scattered showers and thunderstorms in some areas before the hot weather returned.
According to the weather forecast for June 10th, the highest temperature in Hanoi will rise again, fluctuating between 30-32°C, with sunny skies; however, the lowest temperature at night will remain cool.
On June 9th, heavy rain continued to blanket northern Vietnam, with cooler temperatures following the arrival of a cold front; precautions should be taken against flooding in low-lying areas.
Weather forecast for June 8th: The North will welcome a cold front, ending the heatwave, bringing cooler weather, and heavy rain will fall across a wide area.
Weather forecast for June 7th: Hanoi will experience hot and sunny weather, with some areas experiencing intense heat. The highest temperatures will range from 35-37°C, and in some places may exceed 37°C.
On June 6th, the northern and central regions of Vietnam experienced hot and sunny weather, with many areas experiencing intense heat and maximum temperatures exceeding 39°C.
On June 5th, showers and thunderstorms continued in the North, with localized heavy to very heavy rain, followed by a return of rising temperatures and widespread heatwaves in the region.
On June 4th, many areas in the North experienced hot weather with temperatures exceeding 37°C. From night onwards, the area experienced rain, moderate rain, and thunderstorms, with localized heavy to very heavy rainfall.
On June 3rd, many areas in Northern and Central Vietnam experienced intense heat with maximum temperatures reaching 39°C, and the actual perceived temperature could be 2-4°C higher, or even more.
Weather forecast for June 2nd: Hanoi will be hot and humid with a maximum temperature above 37°C, while Ho Chi Minh City will experience rain, moderate rain and thunderstorms, with localized heavy rain.
The meteorological agency forecasts that on June 1st, temperatures will rise in the North and Central regions, with hot and sunny weather, and in some places intense heat with maximum temperatures exceeding 37°C.
On May 31st, the weather in the North and South of Vietnam was contrasting: the North experienced hot and sunny weather during the day, while the South received moderate to heavy rain, with some areas experiencing very heavy rainfall.
Weather forecast for May 30th: The North will still experience scattered showers and thunderstorms, with sunny weather and maximum temperatures above 33°C, while the South will have heavy rain.
On May 29th, the heatwave will lessen in intensity and narrow its scope in Central Vietnam, with maximum temperatures exceeding 36°C. In Northern Vietnam, there will be scattered showers and thunderstorms, mainly concentrated in the late afternoon and evening.
According to the weather forecast for May 28th, the influence of a cool air mass will cause temperatures in the North to decrease, the heatwave will be reduced and will end the following day.
On May 27th, the northern region will experience peak daytime heat, with temperatures exceeding 40°C in some areas. In the late afternoon and evening, showers and thunderstorms are possible, with the risk of tornadoes, lightning, hail, and strong gusts of wind.
On May 26th, the weather in Northern and Central Vietnam was extremely hot, with low humidity and maximum temperatures exceeding 40°C in many areas.
On May 25th, the northern and central regions of Vietnam continued their streak of peak heat, with some areas experiencing exceptionally intense heat, including Hanoi where the highest temperature could reach 40°C.
Weather forecast for May 23rd: Widespread hot and humid weather in the North, lasting for several days, with temperatures exceeding 37°C in some areas.
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