Next week’s weather: Ho Chi Minh City to see prolonged periods of rain and sunshine

Ho Chi Minh City: prolonged periods of rain and sunshine

Next week, Ho Chi Minh City will continue to see alternating rain and sunshine, with the chance of rain remaining high on most days. Rain is most likely on Tuesday, 20 October, and Friday, 23 October, when the chance of rain reaches 80%, with periods of rain and occasional breaks. On Wednesday, 21 October, and Thursday, 22 October, skies will be sunny early in the day before rain develops later. Highs will rise to 31–33°C on both days. By Sunday, 25 October, the chance of rain will fall to 50%, but the pattern of sunshine followed by rain is expected to continue, indicating that rain may not completely let up even over the weekend.

Da Nang: scattered showers early in the week, sunny late in the week

Da Nang will see clouds and scattered showers in the first few days of the week. Monday, 19 October, will bring a mix of clouds and rain, while Tuesday, 20 October, will turn temporarily sunny, with the chance of rain falling to just 10%. Alternating rain and sunshine will continue on Wednesday, 21 October, and Thursday, 22 October, with the chance of rain at around 50%. Skies will then turn distinctly sunny from Friday, 23 October, through the end of the week, as the chance of rain drops to just 10%. Highs will range from 29°C to 32°C, reaching their highest levels on Saturday, 24 October, and Sunday, 25 October, when sunny conditions are expected to persist throughout both weekend days.

Hanoi: increasingly warm and sunny, with temperatures rising toward the end of the week

Hanoi will remain sunny throughout next week, except on Wednesday, 21 October, when skies will be partly sunny and cloudy rather than fully sunny as on the other days. Highs will stay around 32–33°C from Monday, 19 October, through Friday, 23 October, before rising to 34°C on Saturday, 24 October, and Sunday, 25 October, the hottest days of the week. Lows will also edge up from 25°C to 26°C, pointing to a warmer trend as the week draws to a close, even as sunny conditions persist throughout the forecast period.