Week 18–24/10 forecast: Rain in Ho Chi Minh City, sunshine in Hanoi and Da Nang
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Ho Chi Minh City: Rain through most of the week

From Sunday 18/10 to Saturday 24/10, rain is forecast on most days in Ho Chi Minh City, with a high chance of precipitation ranging from 50% to 70%. Sunday 18/10 and Tuesday 20/10 are forecast to be sunny before rain, while Monday 19/10 and Wednesday 21/10 are expected to bring rain mixed with sunshine, with the chance of rain reaching 70%. Sunny conditions followed by rain are forecast again on Thursday 22/10. On Friday 23/10, rain is expected before sunshine, while Saturday 24/10 is forecast to bring rain mixed with sunshine as the chance of rain falls to 50%. This suggests rain will remain the dominant pattern, though its likelihood will not rise continuously throughout the week.

Hanoi and Da Nang: Mostly sunny, with midweek rain

On Sunday 18/10, both Hanoi and Da Nang are forecast to be sunny, with a chance of rain of around 10%. Sunny conditions are expected to continue on Monday 19/10 and Tuesday 20/10, although Da Nang may have occasional clouds on Monday 19/10, with the chance of rain rising to 20%. Midweek, on Wednesday 21/10, both cities are forecast to be sunny with occasional rain, and the chance of rain will rise to 50%. From Thursday 22/10 through Saturday 24/10, sunshine is forecast to return in both cities, with the chance of rain around 10%. This suggests the midweek rain will be a brief interruption during a predominantly sunny period.

Temperatures: Hanoi hottest, with little change

Hanoi is forecast to be the hottest of the three cities, with highs rising from 32°C on Sunday 18/10 to 34°C on Saturday 24/10, while lows remain at 25°C. Da Nang's temperatures will vary less, from a high of 31°C and a low of 26°C on Sunday 18/10 to 32°C and 24°C on Saturday 24/10. Ho Chi Minh City is forecast to have a high of 32°C and a low of 26°C on Sunday 18/10, changing little to 33°C and 25°C on Saturday 24/10. Overall, temperature differences among the three cities are expected to remain stable throughout the week.