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Cold air causes heavy rain in the northern mountain areas from January 28

A strong cold wave is forecast to affect the northern mountainous areas in the evening of January 28, bringing rain across the northern region and the north central province of Thanh Hoa until the next day.
Cold air causes heavy rain in the northern mountain areas from January 28 ảnh 1Illustrative photo (Source: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – A strong cold wave is forecast to affect the northern mountainous areas in the evening of January 28, bringing rain across the northern region and the north central province of Thanh Hoa until the nextday.

According to the National Centre for Hydro-MeteorologicalForecasting, on January 29, the cold wave will reach other areas in the north andnorth central regions, causing temperatures to plunge.

The lowest temperatures in the north will range from 10 – 13degrees Celsius, even dropping to below 3 degrees Celsius in high mountainousareas. Meanwhile, the lowest temperatures for the north central region are expected to range from 11 – 14degrees Celsius.  

Cold air causes heavy rain in the northern mountain areas from January 28 ảnh 2Illustrative photo (Source: VNA)
More cold air is expected in the following days, so the two regions will continue to experiencesevere and harmful cold on a large scale until February 4 with a high possibility of ice andsnow rain on high mountains./.
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