Northern Vietnam Braces for Strongest Cold Snap of Season, Central Region Faces Heavy Rain
Northern Vietnam is set to experience its strongest cold snap of the season from November 8-9, with predictions of severe cold. Meanwhile, the central region is forecast to receive widespread heavy rainfall. Due to the influence of El Niño, this winter is expected to be warmer than average overall, with a delayed onset of harsh cold.
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