Northern Vietnam Braces for Strong Cold Front, Temperatures to Plummet This Weekend
Vietnam's National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting announced that a strong cold spell will hit northern Vietnam from the afternoon of November 8, causing temperatures to plummet. Mountainous areas are forecast to drop below 13°C, with strong winds and high waves expected in coastal regions.
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