Weekly weather forecast: Rain in the south and central regions, hot and sunny in Hanoi

Ho Chi Minh City: Rain throughout the week

From October 16 (Friday) to October 22 (Thursday), Ho Chi Minh City is forecast to have rain throughout the week, with no completely dry days. October 16, 19, 20 and 21 are forecast to be rainy with occasional sunshine, while October 17, 18 and 22 are expected to shift from sunny to rainy during the day. The chance of rain will remain high at 60–70% throughout the week, peaking at 70% on October 16, 20 and 21. Highs will range from 31–33°C, while lows will stay between 25–26°C throughout the week. Humidity will range from 64% to 73%, peaking on October 20 (Tuesday) and reaching its lowest level on the final two days, October 21–22 (Wednesday and Thursday).

Hanoi: Hot and sunny throughout the week

From October 16 (Friday) to October 22 (Thursday), Hanoi is forecast to remain sunny throughout the week, with a low chance of rain of around 10% and no significant rainfall. The high will reach 32°C on October 16, rise to 33°C on October 17, dip slightly to 32°C on October 18, then climb to 34°C for three days, October 19–21 (Monday through Wednesday), before falling to 31°C on October 22 (Thursday). Lows will remain steady at around 24–25°C throughout the week. Humidity will range from 50% on October 16 (Friday) to 62% on October 18 (Sunday), indicating dry air and prolonged sunshine.

Da Nang: Mostly sunny, with intermittent rain later in the week

From October 16 (Friday) to October 22 (Thursday), Da Nang is forecast to be mostly sunny, with intermittent rain on October 19 (Monday), 21 (Wednesday) and 22 (Thursday), when the chance of rain will rise to 50–60%. On the four dry, sunny days—October 16 (Friday), 17 (Saturday), 18 (Sunday) and 20 (Tuesday)—the chance of rain will remain low at around 10%, with no significant rainfall. Highs will remain steady at around 30–31°C throughout the week, dipping slightly to 30°C on October 21 (Wednesday), while lows will range from 24–25°C. Humidity will gradually increase from 68% at the start of the week to a high of 79% on October 21 (Wednesday), before easing slightly on October 22 (Thursday).