Vietnam Sees Sunny Weather Nationwide, Southern Region Reaches 34°C; Cold Front Expected in North
On November 5th, Vietnam experienced sunny weather nationwide, with some areas in the South reaching 34°C shortly after the rainy season concluded. Meanwhile, a cold front is expected to arrive in the North from the evening, with temperatures likely to drop at the beginning of the following week.
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