Ho Chi Minh City and Southern Vietnam May See Early End to Rainy Season, With Rising Temperatures Feared
The rainy season in southern Vietnam, including Ho Chi Minh City, is projected to end in the first half of November 2026, 10-20 days earlier than the multi-year average. Rainfall is expected to decrease in the final months of the year, while temperatures are forecast to rise.
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