The National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting predicts that a cold air mass will begin affecting Vietnam’s Northeast region around noon and afternoon on January 9, gradually extending to the North Central, parts of the Northwest, and Central Central regions.
By the night of January 10, the cold air will intensify, spreading further across the Northwest, Central Central, and some areas in the South Central region. Inland areas will experience northeast winds at levels 2-3, while coastal regions may see winds at levels 3-4.
In the coming days, Northern Vietnam and the North and Central Central regions will remain cold. Mountainous and midland areas in the North are expected to face bitterly cold conditions, with high mountainous regions likely to experience frost and icy conditions.
- Northern plains: 9-12°C
- Northern mountainous areas: 6-9°C
- High mountainous areas: Below 5°C
- North Central region: 10-13°C
- Quang Binh to Hue: 14-17°C
In Hanoi, temperatures will drop to 9-12°C, maintaining cold conditions in the capital.
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Commuters in Hanoi. Photo: Nam TranAdditionally, under the influence of this cold air mass, regions from Ha Tinh to Binh Dinh may experience rain, scattered showers, and thunderstorms starting from the afternoon of January 9, with localized areas likely to see heavy rainfall.
Residents in affected areas are advised to prepare for severe weather conditions and take precautions against potential health risks caused by the cold snap.
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Source: Vietnam Insider