Typhoon No. 2 Weakens, Direct Impact on Vietnam Limited; Northern Region Sees Reduced Rainfall, Central Region May Experience Heatwaves

According to the weather forecast for July 26, 2026, Typhoon No. 2 continues to weaken as it moves into the waters off Guangdong province, China. The likelihood of a direct impact on mainland Vietnam is considered low. Domestically, the northern regions are expected to experience reduced rainfall, leading to calmer weather conditions. Meanwhile, the central regions are forecast to see more sunshine during the day, with some areas potentially experiencing heatwaves. This is likely due to the weakening influence of tropical depressions and a strengthening high-pressure system. The Central Highlands and southern regions are predicted to continue experiencing thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. This is attributed to the increased convective activity characteristic of these areas. Meteorological authorities are closely monitoring the latest weather information and will issue warnings as necessary. Vietnam is prone to significant weather fluctuations throughout the year, particularly from typhoons and tropical depressions during the rainy season, making the safety of its citizens a top priority.