Southern Vietnam Braces for Afternoon Thunderstorms; El Niño May Reduce Rainfall
Southern Vietnam is forecast to experience localized heavy thunderstorms this afternoon. The El Niño phenomenon may lead to an early end to the rainy season, with reduced typhoon activity expected at sea.
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