What's the weather like in Vietnam

The climate in Vietnam varies greatly, but the general characteristics are high temperature, high humidity and rainy weather. The south is close to the equator, and the annual temperature difference is very small. The hottest time is April. What is the average monthly temperature? 29C is the coldest? 65438+February, the monthly average temperature is also there? 26C or so. The temperature in the north changes greatly. What is the hottest? In July, the average monthly temperature is about? 29C, what's the coldest? 65438+ 10 month, the average monthly temperature is about? 15C, sometimes cold? Below 5C. In mountainous and plateau areas, it can be very cold sometimes? It's below 0C, but it doesn't snow all the year round. ?

Vietnam is a tropical monsoon region, and the coastal areas are often hit by typhoons from July to June.165438+1October. There is also a monsoon in central Vietnam in summer, which is called "Laos wind". The place where it blows is hot and dry, which is very harmful to plants. Vietnam has abundant rainfall, with an average annual rainfall of 65,438+0,800-2,000mm, and even as high as 3,000-4,000mm in some parts of the south. In Hanoi, the number of rainy days exceeds 150. Vietnam's climate is divided into rainy season and dry season, with May-10 as the rainy season every year; 1 1 1 month is the dry season, and the rainfall in rainy season accounts for about 80% of the annual rainfall. ?

Vietnam is a country rich in natural resources, and Vietnamese often use "golden mountains and silver seas" to describe the richness of their country. Because it is located in the tropics, with abundant sunshine and rainfall, it is especially suitable for the growth of food crops and cash crops. Rice is harvested twice a year, and the south can support it three times a year. In recent years, rice exports have remained at 2-3 million tons per year, ranking third in the world. Rubber, sugar cane, coffee, pepper, coconut, raw lacquer, die hammer and cashew nuts are abundant here. Vietnam is rich in tropical fruits, which are available all year round. The main varieties are bananas and pineapples. Jackfruit, litchi, longan, citrus, lemon, mango, papaya, durian, mangosteen, Maodan fruit, etc. Oranges in Yi 'an, bananas in Nanding and static sleeves are all famous in Vietnam.