Is there winter in Vietnam?

There are four seasons in the north and south of Vietnam: spring, summer, autumn and winter. The average annual temperature in most areas is 23℃-25℃. The south is divided into dry season (10 to April of the following year) and rainy season (May to September), and the annual average temperature in most areas is 26℃-27℃. The air is humid and there is plenty of rainfall. The national average annual rainfall is1500-2000mm.

Vietnam is located in the south of the Tropic of Cancer and belongs to the tropical monsoon climate zone. Vietnam has a large annual rainfall and high humidity, and the northern part of Vietnam is influenced by China's terrestrial climate, which is more or less continental. The East China Sea has a great influence on the humid climate of terrestrial tropical monsoon. The humid tropical monsoon climate has different effects on Vietnamese territory, so different regions in Vietnam have different climate characteristics. The climate in Vietnam changes with the seasons, east, west, north and south. Due to the influence of the northeast monsoon, the annual average temperature in Vietnam is lower than that in countries of the same latitude in Asia.

Vietnam's climate can be divided into two distinct climatic regions.

(1) North-The province north of Haven is located in a tropical monsoon climate, with four distinct seasons, namely, spring, summer, autumn and winter. It is influenced by the northeast wind and southeast wind from Asian land and has high humidity.

(2) South-In the province south of Haiyun Mountain, the tropical climate is mild, with high temperature in four seasons, which is divided into dry season and rainy season because it is less affected by monsoon.

At the same time, due to the different topographical structure, there are other different microclimate zones in Vietnam; Some places have temperate climate, such as SAPA and Dalat in Laojie Province. In lam dong province. Some places have continental climate (such as Laizhou Province and Shanluo Province).

Viet Nam is located in the east of Indochina Peninsula, bordering China, Guangxi and Yunnan in the north. West borders Laos and Cambodia; The east and southeast are bordered by the South China Sea.

Vietnam's terrain is long and narrow, slightly S-shaped. The terrain is high in the northwest and low in the southeast, and 3/4 of the country is mountainous and plateau. There are two plains, the Red River Delta and the Mekong River Delta, which are the main agricultural producing areas. There are mountains and plateaus in the north and northwest, and the Changshan Mountains in the middle run through the north and south.