In recent days, the northern region has experienced light morning fog and daytime sunshine, influenced by a weak cold air mass moving eastward. The National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting stated that dry weather will persist in Bac Bo until the end of 23/12.

From 24/12, a moderate cold front, combined with strong westerly winds at high altitudes, will affect Bac Bo. This will bring rain to many areas, with lowest temperatures generally below 20 degrees C. After 25/12, the cold air mass will weaken, and temperatures will gradually increase.

According to Accuweather's forecast, Ha Noi's temperatures for the three initial days of next week will range from 20-26 degrees C, dropping to about 15-20 degrees from Thursday. High-altitude mountainous areas above 1,500 m, such as Sa Pa (Lao Cai), will see temperatures of 10-19 degrees early in the week, then fall to 8-9 degrees C.

A young woman takes photos at Ho Guom during sunny weather on 20/12. Photo by Gia Chinh

A young woman takes photos at Ho Guom during sunny weather on 20/12. Photo by Gia Chinh

In the central region, due to the influence of an intensified cold front, many areas experienced rain last night and this morning. Rain will continue today in the Quang Tri to Khanh Hoa area, then gradually decrease across the entire region.

From 25/12, as the cold air continues to intensify from the north, rain will reappear in the Thanh Hoa to Khanh Hoa area. During this period, the lowest temperatures from Thanh Hoa to Hue will generally be below 23 degrees C.

The southern region and Central Highlands will experience mostly dry and sunny weather from now until 23/12. Lowest temperatures in the Central Highlands will be below 20 degrees, with highs of 25-28 degrees; the southern region will see lows below 23 degrees and highs of 30-33 degrees C. From the night of 24/12, the southern region may be affected by a weak equatorial trough, bringing unseasonal rain.

Gia Chinh