Northern Vietnam Braces for Cold Snap, Southern Regions Expect Increased Rainfall
A cold front is set to impact northern Vietnam from the afternoon of November 8th, bringing a sharp drop in temperatures, with some mountainous areas potentially experiencing severe cold. Meanwhile, southern regions, including Ho Chi Minh City, are expected to see an increase in rainfall.
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