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Storm Wutip triggered rare mid-year floods and record rainfall across central Vietnam, defying seasonal expectations.
Heavy rain and hydropower discharges inundate central Vietnam’s ancient town in mid-June.
Heavy rains forced Vietnam Airlines flights to divert or return to Hanoi, causing delays and cancellations across the network.
Tropical Storm Wutip intensifies while expanding its heavy rain impact to southern Nghe An.
Wutip strengthens to level 10 as it nears Vietnam, bringing intense rain and winds to central and northern regions.
Tropical storm Wutip stretches its left wing into central Vietnam, bringing intense rain and threatening maritime safety.
Vietnam's government has directed ministries and localities to evacuate people in high-risk areas as a tropical depression may intensify into a storm.
A developing system in the East Sea is likely to intensify into storm No. 1, with wide circulation possibly affecting central Vietnam’s coastal waters.
Tropical depression near Hoang Sa expected to strengthen into first storm of 2025.
Vietnam warns of a possible typhoon forming in the East Sea with complex, unpredictable movement.
A tropical low in the East Sea may become a storm by June 11–12 as heavy rains soak northern Vietnam.
Following days of intense heat reaching 36-37°C, northern Vietnam is bracing for a new round of thunderstorms and localized downpours. Between June 11-13, a tropical cyclone may form in the East Sea with a 50-60% probability.
Multiple dangerous weather patterns - storms, tropical depressions, heavy rainfall, and heatwaves - are likely to occur throughout June 2025. Authorities and residents must proactively prepare for such hazards.
A fierce heatwave pushes real-feel temps above 40°C in Hanoi and surrounding regions.
Experts predict torrential rain across northern highlands and urban flood-prone areas.
Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha on May 23 signed an urgent directive, requesting serious measures to address the growing threats of landslides, flash floods, and scattered flooding in northern Vietnam.
Meteorologists warn of possible storm development and increasing heat as Vietnam enters peak rainy season.
Northern Vietnam is expected to experience intense rainfall from May 22 to 24, with total precipitation potentially exceeding 250mm in some areas. Central Highlands and southern regions, including HCM City, are also facing increasing rain activity.
From May 20–29, strong sun gives way to widespread rain, with some areas expecting up to 350mm.
Intense rains to hit Northern Vietnam and Thanh Hoa before easing and returning later in May.