The Northern and North-central regions are anticipated to enjoy warm, dry days and cold nights over the next 24 to 48 hours, according to the National Centre for Hydro-meteorological Forecasting.

The temperature difference between day and night remains significant, around 10°C, with lows ranging from 14-18°C and highs between 24-28°C. Daytime temperatures in some localities in the north-western region will even exceed 30°C.

The warm and dry weather in the North, with humidity ranging between 58-68%, is expected to persist until around March 24. At that point, as the cold air mass weakens, humid and damp conditions will return to the region and last till March 28 before a new cold air mass arrives.

During this cold air spell, temperatures in Northern Vietnam will drop by 9-10°C to 13-14°C in the highlands and 17-18°C in the lowlands.

Meteorologists say cold air fronts will be stronger than average in the next two weeks, then gradually weaken. Heatwaves are likely to hit the North-western region, North-central and central regions, as well as the Southern, Central Highland and South-western regions.

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