The National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting has provided the weather forecast for October 11 across Vietnam. In the northern region, Hanoi will see some rain during the night, transitioning to sunny weather during the day. The expected temperatures will range from 23-25 degrees Celsius at night to 30-32 degrees Celsius during the day.

In the Central region, specifically from Quang Tri to Da Nang and the eastern provinces from Quang Ngai to Gia Lai, there will be moderate to heavy rain and thunderstorms in the morning. The rain is expected to decrease in intensity by the afternoon.

In the southern region, including Ho Chi Minh City, scattered rain and thunderstorms are predicted, with the heaviest rainfall occurring in the afternoon and evening. The temperatures in the South will range from 23-26 degrees Celsius at night to 30-33 degrees Celsius during the day.

Here’s a detailed weather forecast for various regions:

• Hanoi: Low of 23-25°C, high of 30-32°C. Expect some clouds, light rain at night, and sunny weather during the day. Northeasterly winds at 2-3 levels.
• Northwest region: Low of 21-24°C, high of 28-31°C. Partly cloudy with some light rain at night, sunny during the day.
• Northeast region: Low of 22-25°C, high of 29-32°C. Similar conditions with clouds and some rain expected.
• Thanh Hoa to Hue: Low of 22-25°C, high of 27-30°C. Expect cloudy skies with scattered rain and thunderstorms.
• Central Coast: Low of 23-26°C, high of 29-32°C. Heavy rain and thunderstorms in the northern part, while the southern part will see scattered rain.
• Central Highlands: Low of 20-23°C, high of 28-31°C. Scattered rain and thunderstorms expected.
• South: Low of 23-26°C, high of 30-33°C. Expect scattered rain and thunderstorms, particularly in the evening.
• Ho Chi Minh City: Low of 24-26°C, high of 30-32°C. Similar weather patterns with rain expected in the afternoon and evening.

Overall, residents should prepare for varying weather conditions, especially in the afternoon and evening when thunderstorms are likely to occur in many areas.