According to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, temperatures in the North and many areas in the Central region have dropped sharply, with the possibility of temperatures dropping below 3°C in the mountainous areas and potential snow or ice.

In the capital city of Hanoi, temperatures are anticipated to range between 10 - 14°C on September 8 - 9. Alongside low temperatures, some areas in the Central region are even forecast to experience rain and strong winds.

After February 9, the cold spell will ease, and temperatures will gradually rise again, bringing more comfortable weather for the following days.

Starting from February 10, the cold air mass will weaken and change its characteristics. This will lead to light rain, fog in the early morning and evening, and clearer skies with some sunshine during the day. The temperatures will gradually rise, becoming warmer starting February 11, said meteorilogists.

Overall, the harsh cold will ease off, giving way to milder, more comfortable weather conditions in the coming days.

Strong cold spell to hit this weekend, cause snowfall in highlands

VOV.VN - A strong cold front will hit northern Vietnam this weekend, which is anticipated to potentially bring heavy frost and snowfall to high mountainous areas.