South-Central and Southern Vietnam Braced for Heavy Downpours of Up to 400 Mm
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South-Central and Southern Vietnam Braced for Heavy Downpours of Up to 400 mm
Unprecedented rainfall is set to drench south-central and southern Vietnam from Monday to Thursday, with the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting predicting accumulations surpassing 400 mm in localized areas.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - The forecast indicates that the total rainfall for the entire period in the eastern part of Gia Lai province, Dak Lak, Khanh Hoa, Lam Dong provinces and the Southern region from the afternoon of September 21 to the end of September 24 will generally be 120-250mm/period, with some localized areas exceeding 400mm/period.
According to the latest weather forecast from the Southern Vietnam Meteorological and Hydrological Station on the afternoon of September 20th, from September 20th to 24th, the tropical convergence zone will continue to have its axis over Southern Vietnam, causing widespread rain. Lam Dong province declares a state of emergency and evacuates 79 households from dangerous areas. Provinces and cities in the South Central and Southern regions are pro…
According to forecasts, over the next four days, the South Central and Southern regions of Vietnam will experience heavy rainfall with amounts generally ranging from 150 to 250 mm, and in some areas exceeding 400 mm.
Forecasts indicate that from tomorrow afternoon (September 21st) to September 24th, the South Central and Southern regions will experience a period of heavy rain with rainfall amounts generally ranging from 150-250mm per period, and in some places exceeding 400mm.
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