Fog "swallowed" high-rise buildings in Ho Chi Minh City.
On the morning of October 27, many areas in Ho Chi Minh City were covered in thick fog, covering the streets. The white fog limited visibility, making tall buildings, overpasses, and rivers and canals appear obscured in the hazy space.
According to VTC News, at around 7am on October 27, many streets in Ho Chi Minh City were covered in thick fog. Many people were surprised to see high-rise buildings "swallowed up" in the white fog.
At around 7:30 a.m., the Ba Son bridge area (connecting Saigon ward with An Khanh ward, Ho Chi Minh City) was covered in a thick layer of fog, causing limited visibility and blurred scenery.
Observed from a flycam at an altitude of about 300m, clouds and thick fog fly across the Ba Son bridge area, creating a hazy scene, as if the city is covered in a floating "sea of clouds".
In addition to the fog covering Ho Chi Minh City this morning, low-level clouds also appeared, making the city's landscape blurry, different from usual.
From Thu Thiem urban area towards Saigon ward at 7:35 am on October 27, the entire Saigon River area was covered by a thick layer of fog, causing high-rise buildings to fade into the mist.
Recorded at 7:42, fog still "swallowed" the tallest building in Vietnam - Landmark 81.
According to the forecast of the Southern and Central Highlands Hydrometeorological Station, the weather in Ho Chi Minh City today, October 27, is light fog in the early morning, and in the afternoon the fog will gradually dissipate when the sun comes up. "The reason for the fog is the formation of a convergence zone right in the Southern region, high humidity, and a decrease in temperature. These are favorable conditions for cloud formation, so the sky is cloudy, rains at night, and there is no sun or weak sun in the early morning, low-level clouds develop, so it feels hazy like fog", explained a representative of the Southern Hydrometeorological Station.
Luong Y - Vtcnews.vn
Source: https://vtcnews.vn/cac-toa-nha-cao-tang-o-tp-hcm-chim-trong-suong-mu-ar983407.html






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