Vietnam: School Opening Day Forecast Sees Mostly Clear Skies Across Three Regions, With Localized Thunderstorms Possible
Vietnam's school opening day on September 5 is forecast to be mostly clear in the morning across the three regions, though localized heat is expected in parts of the North and Central. Afternoons and evenings may see scattered, sometimes heavy, thunderstorms in other Central and Southern areas.
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