How many storms did Vietnam suffer in August?

August is still the main month of the rainy season in the North and North Central region, so it is forecasted that storms can continue to land.

According to the Central Hydrometeorological Center, in July 2017, there were 4 storms in the East Sea. In particular, 2 storms landed in our country is No. 2 (Talas) and No. 4 (Sonca) storms caused great losses of people and property.

Commenting on the weather trend in August 2017, Mr. Hoang Duc Cuong - Director of the Central Hydrometeorological Center said: 'This month, storms and tropical depressions are able to operate on The East Sea is about 1-2 attacks and about 1 attack affects the land '.

Two storms of landfall in July caused many damage to people and property.(Photo Infonet).

Mr. Cuong added that August is still the main month of the rainy season in the Northern region. Therefore, the area will be affected mainly by the tropical convergence band or wind convergence phenomenon in the upper atmospheric levels causing heavy rains in the Northern provinces.

The northern mountainous area in case of heavy rain is likely to cause flash floods and landslides, low-lying areas to prevent flooding.

In addition, in August, in the Midlands and Northern Delta provinces, North and Central Central, there is a possibility of 1-2 hot sun waves.

The southwest monsoon in August 2016 is likely to operate at an average level. Therefore, the Southern region's rainfall in the month tends to be approximately average, except for the Central Highlands, which is likely to be lower than average.

In August, across the country continue to watch for dangerous weather phenomena such as strong thunderstorms, tornadoes and strong winds on the sea.

Central Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting stated that during the 2017 hurricane season, there are about 12-14 storms and tropical depressions operating in the South China Sea, much more than AMY (about 12 times). . Among them, there will be about 3-4 storms, tropical depression directly affects the land of our country, less than AM and concentrated in the Central region.