Vietnam's 6-day heatwave breaks multiple May temperature records as Hanoi hits 41.1 C
A six-day heatwave across northern and central Vietnam, one of the most intense May episodes since 2021, saw temperatures soar, with Hanoi reaching 41.1°C and multiple stations breaking May temperature records. Urban heat island effects are cited as a contributing factor.
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