Northern Vietnam braces for cold spell starting mid-week
Northern Vietnam will experience mild, sunny weather early in the week, but a cold spell is expected to arrive around November 18th, bringing rain and thunderstorms and causing temperatures to drop. Severe cold is anticipated in mountainous areas.
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