Vietnam Weather Update: Typhoon No. 5 Dissipates, Northern Regions Face Heatwave, Southern Areas to See Afternoon Rain
On September 4th, Typhoon No. 5 dissipated over mainland China, posing no direct threat to Vietnam. Northern and central coastal regions are experiencing a heatwave with temperatures potentially exceeding 36°C, while southern and central highland areas are forecast to have afternoon rain and thunderstorms.
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