After heavy rains, the North and the Center are preparing for a new widespread heat wave, with temperatures provided up to 39 ° C from May 31, according to the National Center for Hydrometeorological Forecast.
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The localities of the center, from Thanh Hoa to Phu Yên, will experience intense heat, with daytime temperatures between 35 ° C and 37 ° C, even exceeding 37 ° C in certain areas.
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By the 1is June, temperatures should still climb, reaching 36 to 39 ° C. This heat wave should last at least until June 8.
In the North, isolated heat episodes will appear for the first time on May 31 in provinces like there Cai, Hoà Binh, Hanoi, Hai Duong, Hung Yên, Nam Dinh and Hà Nam.
From 1is June, the heat will propagate to the whole northern region, with maximums between 35 and 37 ° C, and localized peaks exceeding 38 ° C. The temperatures felt could be 2 to 4 ° C higher, in particular in densely built areas, where concrete and asphalt are abundant.
Relative air humidity in these regions should remain low, between 45 and 50%, which will further accentuate the feeling of overwhelming heat and drought.
The capital, Hanoi, should experience three consecutive days of heat, the 1is June being the hottest day, with temperatures around 37 ° C.
Despite the daytime heat, residents are advised to remain vigilant in the evening and at night due to showers and sudden thunderstorms, which can be accompanied by dangerous weather phenomena such as whirlwinds, lightnings, and strong gusts of wind.
This is the fourth major heat wave of the year in the north and the center, two to three less than the averages recorded during this period in recent years.
Unlike the scorching heat that reigns in the north and the center, the highlands of the center and the south will continue to know showers and thunderstorms dispersed during the day, their frequency increasing in the late afternoon and evening. Some regions may experience heavy rain.
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Heat Wave Strikes North and Central Vietnam: Temperatures to Reach 39°C
After heavy rains, the northern and central regions of Vietnam are bracing for a widespread heat wave, with temperatures potentially hitting 39°C from May 31, according to the National Center for Hydrometeorological Forecast.
The North braces for the first major heat wave of the year
Rolled in with thunderous clouds, a intense heat wave is expected to increase the risk of forest fires in Vietnam. Locals in the north and central regions can anticipate experiencing challenges brought by scorching temperatures, which will bring these regions to their highest recorded levels in years.
Heat wave impacts
The localities across the central region, from Thanh Hoa to Phu Yen, are expected to witness intense heat with daytime temperatures ranging between 35°C and 37°C, potentially exceeding 37°C in some areas. By June 1, temperatures are predicted to climb further, reaching 36 to 39°C and lasting until at least June 8.
In the north, isolated heat episodes will first appear on May 31 in provinces such as Hanoi, Hai Duong, Hung Yen, Nam Dinh, and Ha Nam. By June 1, the heat will spread across the entire northern region, with maximum temperatures between 35°C and 37°C, and localized peaks exceeding 38°C. The heat index could feel 2 to 4°C higher in densely-built areas with concrete and asphalt surfaces.
Weather outlook
Relative air humidity in these regions is expected to remain low, between 45% and 50%, which will further intensify the feeling of overwhelming heat and drought. The capital, Hanoi, will experience three consecutive days of intense heat, with June 1 being the hottest day of the week, reaching temperatures around 37°C.
Evening and nighttime should be watched carefully, as the regions can face showers and sudden thunderstorms accompanied by dangerous weather phenomena such as whirlwinds, lightning, and strong gusts of wind. This demonstrates a unique weather obligation in balancing day and night forecasts.
Historical perspective and advice
This is the fourth major heat wave of the year in the north and the center, compared to the average of two to three heat waves typically recorded during this period. Unlike the scorching heat in the north and central regions, the highlands of the central and southern regions will continue to experience showers and thunderstorms during the late afternoon and evenings.
Advisability tells us to prepare ahead of time with sun protection, hydrating beverages, and cool clothing. Avoid overexertion and always keep an eye on weather updates for safety measures.
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