Southern Vietnam Faces Early End to Rainy Season, Raising Drought and Salinity Concerns
Southern Vietnam is expected to see its rainy season end 15-20 days earlier than usual. The impact of El Niño is projected to cause severe drought and salinity in early 2027, raising concerns about water shortages.
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