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At 04:00 on October 15, the location of the center of the storm was about 20.0 degrees north latitude; 115.6 degrees Kinh Dong, about 520km from Hainan Island (China) to…
Today, Hanoi welcomes the first cold air with small rain, causing the temperature to drop below 23 degrees C.
Yesterday the whole North was chilly because of the impact of strong cold air.
The combined effect of tropical convergence and cold air is from October 18 to October 19 in the Central and South Central provinces, the South Central Highlands and the…
At 01:00 on October 19, the central position of the low pressure area is about 11.6-12.6 degrees North latitude; 117,0-117,5 Kinh Dong, about 370 km from Song Tu Tay Isl…
The Central Center for Hydrometeorological Forecasting said that on October 23, North and North Central Provinces had additional cold air but weak intensity so the weath…
Forecasts today (October 30), cold air will affect other places in the Middle Central; then affect the southern central coastal provinces.
Predictive meteorological agencies, low pressure can be strengthened into storms and landed on the dawn of October 10.
The Central Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting in the afternoon of October 11 said that, currently, a tropical depression operates on the eastern Phi…
Many places in northern China have just picked up the first fall of snow after cold air spilled down, causing the temperature to drop suddenly.
At 01:00 on October 13, the location of the center of the storm was about 18.1 degrees North latitude; 122.6 degrees east longitude, on the east coast of the island of L…
Today, the cold cold air has also poured into the North, but mainly affects the northern border provinces.
This morning (October 13), Typhoon Khanun crossed the northern island of Lebanon (Philippines) and entered the South China Sea, storm No. 11.
In the last 6 hours, the number 11 storm has hardly moved.