The northern region is set to experience widespread rain, lasting until approximately 19/6, influenced by a low-pressure trough and high-altitude wind convergence around 5,000 m.

Across the country, the three-day high school graduation exam period from 10-12/6 is forecast to have generally favorable weather, though many regions will experience evening and nighttime thunderstorms, with localized heavy rain.

A rare cold front in June has begun to affect northern Vietnam since the afternoon of 8/6, bringing heavy rain to many areas and increasing the risk of flash floods and landslides.

After several days of intense heat, the northern region is set to experience a late-season cold front starting tomorrow evening, bringing a sharp drop in temperatures and heavy rainfall to many areas.

Afternoon thunderstorms on 3/6 in the North caused temperatures to drop rapidly, while the central region continues to experience intense heat in the coming days.

A severe heatwave continues to intensify across numerous provinces and cities, with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, including Hanoi and Nghe An both reaching 41,1 degrees Celsius.

The meteorological agency forecasts intense heat in the northern and central regions will persist for two to three more days, with peak temperatures potentially exceeding 40 degrees Celsius.

This afternoon, Hanoi and many northern provinces experienced showers after three days of intense heat, with rain forecast to continue for several days.

Northern and central Vietnam are forecast to experience widespread heatwaves starting mid-next week, with some areas seeing temperatures above 39 degrees Celsius. Southern Vietnam's rainy season is also expected to begin later than average.

Humid southeast winds combined with a weak cold air mass will bring rain to the Northern region next week, with some lowland and coastal areas possibly experiencing heavy rainfall.

The race in Can Gio is expected to take place in hot and humid weather, with a chance of thunderstorms on 30/4 and 1/5.