The tropical depression brought strong winds of 49 km/h (level 6) to coastal areas of Quang Ninh and Hai Phong this morning, while inland areas experienced light winds and no rain.
This morning, a tropical depression entered the Gulf of Tonkin and is forecast to move towards Quang Ninh - Lang Son with maximum winds of 49 km/h, bringing rain to northeast and north-central Vietnam.
A tropical depression is forecast to enter the Gulf of Tonkin tomorrow. While unlikely to intensify into a typhoon, it is expected to bring rain to northeast Vietnam.
A low-pressure system has intensified into a tropical depression over the South China Sea, but meteorologists believe it is unlikely to strengthen into a typhoon.
Early Tuesday, a low-pressure area in the northeastern South China Sea intensified into a tropical depression with maximum winds of 49 km/h, and is forecast to weaken after two days.
This afternoon, a tropical depression entered the South China Sea, with the potential to strengthen into a typhoon tomorrow, posing no threat to Vietnam's mainland.
Early this morning, a tropical depression intensified into a typhoon, with maximum sustained winds of 74 km/h, reaching level 8. It is not expected to impact Vietnam's mainland.
On the morning of 4/7, a low-pressure area in the northern South China Sea intensified into a tropical depression, forecast not to affect Vietnam's mainland.
A low-pressure area in the northern South China Sea intensified into a tropical depression this afternoon with winds of 49 km/h. It is not expected to strengthen into a typhoon in the next two days.
