El Niño's Strong Grip: Northern Vietnam Faces Delayed, Milder Winter
A strong El Niño is forecast to delay the onset of winter in Northern Vietnam and lead to warmer-than-average temperatures. This is expected to postpone the arrival of severe cold spells and associated hazards.
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