Northern Vietnam gets whiff of cold air
Cold air approaching northern Vietnam is forecast to send the region's temperature down below 26 degrees Celsius, with mountainous areas seeing temperatures below 15 degrees. Cold air is forecast to reach northern Vietnam on Monday night, sending the region's temperature down below 26 degrees Celsius. Hanoi, the northern part of central Vietnam, and certain areas in the west of northern Vietnam will be affected by the cold air, with temperatures between 24-31 degrees on Tuesday and 22-26 degrees on Wednesday. High-altitude locations like Lao Cai's Sa Pa will see temperatures between 15-20 degrees, while central Vietnam and central Vietnam are expected to see rain levels between 10-60 mm in the next three days. Heavy rains may cause inundation in low-lying areas, as well as floods and landslides in mountainous areas.
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Cold air approaching northern Vietnam is forecast to send the region's temperature down below 26 degrees Celsius, with mountainous areas seeing temperatures below 15 degrees.
The mass of cold air is expected to reach the eastern parts of northern Vietnam Monday night, before coming for the northern parts of central Vietnam and certain areas in the west of northern Vietnam, according to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting.
U.S. weather forecast service AccuWeather said Hanoi would see temperatures between 24-31 degrees on Tuesday, and 22-26 degrees on Wednesday. High-altitude locations like Lao Cai's Sa Pa would see temperatures between 15-20 degrees.
The northern parts of central Vietnam would also be affected by the cold air, seeing temperatures between 25-27 degrees on average. Central Vietnam areas, the Central Highlands and southern Vietnam are expected to see rain levels between 10-60 mm in the next three days, mostly at dusk and at night.
Heavy rains may cause inundation in low-lying areas, as well as floods and landslides in mountainous areas.
Masses of cold air are expected to be stronger and more frequent this month, meteorologists said.
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