Vietnam Weather Forecast: Afternoon Showers in the South, Decreasing Rain in the Center
Vietnam's weather on October 29 forecasts afternoon rain in the South and gradually decreasing rainfall in the Central region. The North will experience scattered showers. Coastal areas should be wary of potential flooding due to high tides.
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