Vietnam Braces for Heavy Rains in Central and Southern Regions in November
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Vietnam Braces for Heavy Rains in Central and Southern Regions in November

Vietnam's National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting predicts widespread rain nationwide in November, with moderate to heavy rainfall concentrated in the Central and Southern regions. While cold air intrusions are expected to be weaker than average, localized phenomena like thunderstorms and hail remain a concern.

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