In June, northern Vietnam experienced rainfall exceeding the record of nearly 50 years.

According to statistics from the National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting, many localities in the North recorded the highest rainfall in June in nearly 50 years.

In June, northern Vietnam experienced rainfall exceeding the record of nearly 50 years.

Many meteorological stations recorded rainfall exceeding previous highs. The number of rainy days in the North was also unusually high, with over 20 rainy days, nearly double compared to the same period in previous years. Due to this unusual rainfall, many provinces and cities in the North suffered significant losses of life and property. In July, forecasts indicate the possibility of several more widespread heavy rain events in the North. The total rainfall for the entire month of July is expected to be 20-50% higher than the average for the same period in previous years. Flooding and waterlogging in low-lying areas, and landslides and flash floods in mountainous regions remain at high risk. People need to pay special attention, closely monitor weather developments, and proactively take preventive measures to minimize damage.

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