How will climate change cause hot weather this year?

La Nina is forecasted to remain until early summer, this year's hot weather will appear late and the hot season will not be as intense as in previous years.

The heat forecast this year is not as severe as in 2020.

Updating the latest developments on the weather forecast at the end of April, the National Center for Hydro-meteorological Forecasting said that from about April 23, the western mountainous area of ​​the North and Central Central regions is likely to appear. widespread heat.

Then, from April 24 to 26, the heat is likely to expand to most of the North and Central Central regions, the Northwest region and some places in the Northeast.

In the Central Highlands and the South, little rain is common. About 3-4 days at the end of April, these areas are likely to appear again showers and thunderstorms.

The National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting predicts that ENSO will continue to remain in La Nina state until the first months of summer with a probability of about 50 - 60%, then sea surface temperature in the area The central Pacific is likely to gradually ascend and transition to a neutral state.

Due to the impact of climate change, this year's hot weather is likely to appear later than average and with an intensity that is not as intense and prolonged as in 2020.