Depression weakened, the North received strong cold and heavy rain

According to the National Center for Hydrometeorology, on December 13, when entering the waters off the provinces of Ninh Thuan-Ba Ria-Vung Tau, tropical depressions weakened into a low pressure area.

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At 19 o'clock, the center of the low pressure area about 180km from the coast of Ninh Thuan-Ba Ria-Vung Tau provinces to the East. The strongest wind in the center of the depressions falls below level 6 (ie below 39 km per hour), jerking at level 6.

It is predicted that this low pressure area will continue to move in the West, then weaken and fade away.

In addition, the cold air section was still moving south. The forecast for the morning and tomorrow (December 14), this cold air component will affect the weather in the Northern provinces.

Due to the effects of cold air, there are rain, showers and thunderstorms in the North and North Central; winds change northeast in mainland 3-4, coastal areas level 5. Northern provinces are cold and cold in the mountains.

The Gulf of Tonkin and the Central Coast will have strong Northeast winds of level 6, level 7, shocking at level 7. Strong sea level.