Vietnam Welcomes First Cold Spell: Northern Regions Experience Cooler Temperatures, South Remains Hot
Vietnam experienced its first cold spell of the year on September 9, with cooler air arriving and bringing rain to northern regions. Meanwhile, southern areas continue to experience high temperatures. This weather shift is impacting different parts of the country distinctly.
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