Tin thời tiết Northern Vietnam can expect a strong cold front at the end of next week, with frost appearing.

Next weekend, a very strong cold air front will affect our country, causing a significant drop in temperature, and frost may appear in mountainous areas.​

The long-term forecast shows that the cold air front may start to affect the weather in our country around December 17, leading to a sudden drop in temperature of 8-10 degrees Celsius.

The National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting asserts that due to the impact of this very strong cold air front, from December 17, the North will see many clouds with scattered rains and thunderstorms. The temperature will decrease by 8-10 degrees Celsius compared to the previous day. On December 18, temperatures will continue to drop further.

In Hanoi on December 17, it will be cloudy with rain, scattered showers, and temperatures during the day fluctuating around 18-21 degrees Celsius, a decrease of about 8 degrees Celsius compared to December 16. By December 18, Hanoi's temperature may drop an additional 2-3 degrees Celsius, resulting in severe cold.


A very strong cold air front may push down to the North next weekend, with forecasts of frost appearing in high mountainous areas.

In Lang Son, one of the places to welcome the northeast monsoon earliest in our country, starting from December 17, it will be cloudy with rain, light rain, and temperatures will drop to around 12-18 degrees Celsius. By December 18, temperatures may drop to 11-16 degrees Celsius.

In high mountainous areas, temperatures will drop even lower. Experts predict that this cold spell may bring frost and ice on high mountainous areas.

According to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, the North is entering its main winter phase. It is forecasted that from now until the end of December, the intensity and frequency of cold air will continue to increase. However, the temperature in December may be 1-2 degrees Celsius higher than the multi-year average.

Before welcoming the cold air front next weekend, the North is expected to experience several sunny days with relatively high temperatures, typically ranging from 28-30 degrees Celsius, with only a slight chill in the evenings and mornings.

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