The summer of Hanoi begins in April, so it is becoming hotter and hotter in May. The average temperature increases from day to day and varies between 26 and 32 Celsius degrees. In particular, on some days at the end of May, the temperature can soar to 40 Celsius degrees with the dampness, which prevents you from taking part in outdoor activities. Be prepared with the most accurate 10-day forecast for Xom trong, 64 with highs, lows, chance of precipitation from The Weather Channel and Weather.com 2022 -2023 New York Knicks Season Tickets (Includes Tickets To All Regular Season Home Games) TBA at Madison Square Garden New York NY. Tickets Available Get Tickets Now . OCT. 17. MON. New York Rangers vs. Anaheim Ducks 7:00 PM at Madison Square Garden . 3. The plane couldn't take off because of the bad weather. 4. He left the school because his family was poor. 5. We couldn't study because of the noise. 6. I didn't go swimming because it was cold. 7. These students arrive late because of the bad traffic. 8. Mary can't sleep because she has drunk a cup of strong coffee. 9. According to the Vietnam Environment Administration, the worst days were when the number of travellers increased. However, the air quality remains bad also because of the weather. Hanoi has had some windless days and the temperature difference between day and night is quite large. . HCMC – Two local carriers, Vietnam Airlines and Pacific Airlines, had to divert many flights which were originally scheduled to depart from/arrive at Noi Bai airport in Hanoi on January 21, due to bad weather conditions, including smog. Specifically, two flights, VN248 and VN7246 set to leave HCMC for Hanoi, were diverted to Cat Bi airport in Haiphong City nearby, while two other flights, VN7206 and VN210 on the same route, were redirected to Danang airport in Central Vietnam. Besides, three flights—VN1602, VN1612 and VN8714—departing from Buon Ma Thuot, Pleiku and Vinh airports were rerouted to Tho Xuan, Danang and Cat Bi airports, respectively. Many other domestic flights operated by the two carriers were also impacted and had to be rescheduled or circle to wait for permission to land. To ensure aviation safety amid inclement weather, the cabin crew members have strictly complied with flight safety procedures and decided to divert the flights, representatives of the two airlines said. The carriers have apologized to and asked for sympathy from the passengers for the unexpected flight changes. Canada is on fire. On Wednesday there were more than 400 wildfires burning across the country, more than half of them out-of-control. Smoke and unhealthy air quality levels from the conflagration have blanketed multiple Canadian provinces, much of the Great Lakes region and parts of the northeastern United forest fires are a natural part of the ecosystem of Canada's boreal forests, the size, ferocity and number of fires this year is decidedly abnormal. Most of the country is expected to be under high to extreme risk for much of the wildfire season, which stretches from May to September."Climate change is real and having a huge impact on Canadians right now with forest fires burning across the country," tweeted Catherine McKenna, Canada's former climate Monday Canada's minister for emergency preparedness, Bill Blair, said the nation is seeing images of fires that "are some of the most severe ever witnessed in Canada."Here's what to knowHow is smoke from the Canada fires affecting US air quality?On Wednesday, air quality levels in multiple cities had hit extremely hazardous levels, according to the federal AirNow fire and smoke map. Marked with maroon-colored dots, these are places where the air was so bad it was considered a "health warning emergency conditions everyone is more likely to be affected."Between 0 and 50 is considered a healthy level. On Wednesday, Syracuse, New York; Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; and others were showing levels over 340. Pinnacle State Park near Addison, New York, has reached a remarkably bad air quality index of 460. The system tops out at to the smoke in the air, "children and older adults, as well as people with heart or lung disease, should reduce prolonged or heavy exertion," the weather service in Albany, New York, warned. "Exposure to elevated levels of fine particles such as wood smoke can increase the likelihood of respiratory symptoms in sensitive individuals and aggravate heart or lung disease."Canada wildfire smoke creates eerie glowing sunrises, lower temps in USThe smoky skies have helped reduce temperatures across much of the mid-Atlantic region. Due to an area of low pressure that's hovering offshore, along with an area of high pressure over Canada, a northerly flow of air was funneling the smoke south into the from Canada, AccuWeather said. This was keeping temperatures cooler than average, as the smoke filters out the blazing June example, the weather service in Washington, said in an online forecast discussion Tuesday that "temperatures this morning have been running 5-8 degrees cooler than forecast due to the smoke in the atmosphere."The smoke is even giving the sky, sun and moon some unusual colors. Photos from New York City on Wednesday showed the city shrouded in a surreal, glowing orange Air Quality IndexWhy are there so many fires in Canada?Rising temperatures, prolonged droughts and changing rain patterns are making many of North America's forests more prone to fire. Add on top of that the fact that temperatures at higher latitudes are increasing more than at low latitudes and it makes for horrific and historic levels of destruction."We're seeing events that are unknown in the historical record," said Robert Scheller, a professor of forestry at North Carolina State University. "It's hard to talk about without painting a grim picture.""It has been record-breakingly hot and dry across much of central and western Canada and now in recent days across eastern Canada as well,” said Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at the Institute of the Environment and Sustainability at the University of California, Los there are “highly anomalous,” Swain said. Typically early to mid-spring would be the peak of seasonal dryness, with late spring and summer rains coming later and causing northern forests to "green up" and become less prone to fire. "So far this year that green up has been attenuated because it's so dry and so warm," he climate change to blame for the fires?While it's impossible to say that any one fire or any one season is specifically linked to an increasingly warm planet, the trends show a strong signal, said MORELatest climate change news from USA TODAYHow does climate change affect you?Subscribe to the weekly Climate Point newsletter"We have unusually dry conditions and heat pulses in Canada," he fits with data showing temperatures are rising faster in higher latitudes. In January, Howard Diamond, NOAA's climate science program manager, said the global rise in temperature is unmistakable. "In some parts of the world, particularly at the higher latitudes towards the poles, the warming is much more accelerated."Wildfire, smoke map for US, CanadaSee more wildfire and smoke information and data a 'hot drought' is helping fuel the firesConditions in Canada are an example of something that has come to be called "hot droughts," Scheller said."It's not just lack of precipitation, it's lack of precipitation plus these higher temperatures that really dry the soil and fuels out."There have always been heat waves and there have always been droughts. What climate change adds is increased variability and increasing extremes. So in Canada, there are not only increased odds of drought but also increased odds of heat waves."If you roll the dice and they both come up, then you've got a hot drought," Scheller this mean the US fire season will be bad too?Canada's bad fire season won't necessarily be repeated in the United States, thanks to different weather patterns farther could also be a difference between higher and lower elevations, said Swain. Especially in California, which had seen heavy rain and snow in the previous six months, the legacy of the wet winter should mean a milder-than-average fire season in the mountains."This may be a year where there's more fire risk in the valleys than the mountain peaks throughout the West," he of rain has meant plants and chaparral have grown extraordinarily well. "People have reported waist- or shoulder-high grass and brush this year when in some cases it was barely ankle high in the drought," he means there's a lot more fuel to burn this year than in previous years. Fire danger could emerge in July and August, possibly peaking in August and October depending on when the winter rains weather warnings Smoke from Canada's wildfires blanketed New York City on Wednesday, June 7, Josephs/CNBCSmoke from wildfires in Canada delayed hundreds flights at New York-area airports and in Philadelphia on Wednesday as haze blanketed the region and cut the FAA briefly halted flights bound for New York's LaGuardia Airport."The agency will adjust the volume of traffic to account for the rapidly changing conditions," the FAA drifting south from wildfires in Canada covered the New York City area on Tuesday into Wednesday, tainting air quality and sending residents indoors. As of noon Wednesday, the city ranked fourth in the world for worst air quality, with an IQAir World Air Quality Index of 158, a level considered unhealthy for all of about 920 ET, more than 4,800 flights were delayed, according to flight-tracking site LaGuardia Airport, 230 departures, 40% of the day's schedule, were delayed as were 264 inbound flights, or 46%, according to FlightAware. Nearly a third of flights bound for Newark Liberty International Airport were delayed, or 204 flights, and another 186 departures were running to LaGuardia were delayed an average of about two hours during the afternoon, and flights to Newark were delayed an average of 82 minutes, the FAA said. New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport also reported both arrival and departure 670 United Airlines flights, 24% of its schedule were delayed. Newark is one of the carrier's major hubs. United said in a statement it was "monitoring the situation closely and looking out for the safety of our employees who work outside, and adjusting our schedule where needed."A spokesman for Delta Air Lines told CNBC that the carrier has protective equipment for staff."And for those who work on the tarmac, we're having them come inside to where breakrooms are in between aircraft turns," the spokesman said. "We are also watching the forecasts which call for rain in NYC in the days ahead which should improve the air quality."An American Airlines spokesperson said the company is making sure ramp workers have access to vehicles in between flights as well as other supplies like water and masks.— CNBC's Emma Newburger contributed to this report. Vietnam is known as a tropical country with the average temperature above 20 Celsius degrees around a year, but North Vietnam is an exception with four distinct seasons. When it comes to Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, you can easily feel the obvious difference of the weather in Hanoi by month, in terms of temperature, humidity and seasonal features. It is quite equitable to say that Hanoi weather by month is like a pretty girl with all the emotions when she is falling in love. And if you are planning to spend your year exploring Hanoi, don’t miss our practical suggestions below. 1. Hanoi Weather in January How is it? There is no doubt that January is the coldest month of the year in Hanoi. The average temperature of this month ranges from 12 to 18 Celsius degrees, and even under 10 Celsius degrees. Sometimes, the temperature gap between day and night can be up to nearly 20 Celsius degrees, which prevents people from almost outdoor entertainment activities at night. A lot of international tourists have claimed that Hanoi in January is much more freezing than many European countries with humidity of approximately 70%. Despite the cold weather, Hanoi in January is still attractive with busy streets and hot dishes that are extremely suitable to enjoy on a chilly evening. At the end of January, you will catch the sight of a shimmering Hanoi when it is decorated in celebration of Lunar New Year, the most important traditional holiday of Vietnamese. Due to the fact that January is still a winter month in Hanoi, you should not be subjective but prepare coats and scarfs in order not to have a bad cold that may hold back your journey. How to explore Hanoi in January? Contemplating firework with friends and welcoming new year on New Year’s Eve in Hoan Kiem Bac Son Street in Ba Dinh District to see Hong Kong orchid Hanoi hot dishes pho, noodles, hotpot, grilled dishes, hot cassava soup, spare-rib porridge and tang yuan a kind of glutinous rice ball.Exploring the atmosphere of the Old Quarter in Hoan Kiem District and drinking craft beers on Ta Hien Street on the weekend. 2. Hanoi Weather in February How is it? February is for sure the most humid month in the spring of Hanoi. Although the temperature in February is a little bit warmer in comparison to January, from 14 to 21 Celsius degree, the weather at that time is quite inconvenient with drizzling rain and south-easterly wind that cause moist and mugginess inside many houses. Since it sometimes rains almost all day, the sky is covered with the gloomy grey clouds, and the streets in Hanoi are overcast in mist and fog. However, the above situation occurs only about one week in February, and the rest of this month is the most favourable occasion for you to see the sights of the spring in Hanoi. February is an attractive month in Hanoi, since various kinds of colorful flowers bloom and adorn the stunning beauty of Hanoi’s streets. February is also the festive month with thousands of festivals after the Tet holiday, which is possible for you to discover the specific culture of Vietnam. Even though the weather in February is a bit warmer, you still need to bring coats and gloves for some chilling days. Don’t forget to bring an umbrella in case it may rain unexpectedly. How to explore Hanoi in February? Taking gorgeous photos with flowers at Nhat Tan peach blossoms gardenExperiencing Lunar New Year and Vietnamese culture with Banh Chung cake, Spring Roll Chả Giò in Vietnam and other traditional in spring festivals in temples and pagodas such as Dong Da Festival, Co Loa Festival, Soc Temple Festival and Huong Pagoda Temple of Literature and receiving a scroll of calligraphy on the first days of lunar new year. 3. Hanoi Weather in March How is it? Saying goodbye to the damp and freezing days, March of Hanoi welcomes you with nice weather. The temperature in March is not too low or too high, ranging from 17 to 24 Celsius degrees, and it is sunny and dry on most days in the beginning of March. At the end of this month, Hanoi may have the showery weather with heavy rain and lightning due to the season change between spring and summer. The weather in March is not too cold or too hot, which is quite satisfactory to go out. Even though the festive month has gone, March in Hanoi has its own charming appearance, which is embellished by the white color of Thailand rosewood flowers or the red color of bombax flowers on the old tree lines along the streets. In addition, the weather is ideal enough for you to have a trip to a suburban area of Hanoi to experience the traditional spring festivals of the residents. The weather change in March might lead to some kinds of flu and common cold; however, you need not to worry, just do regular exercises and prepare some pills on your package. How to explore Hanoi in March? Seeing Thailand rosewood flowers and enjoying the aroma of grapefruit flowers on Hanoi’s Bat Trang Pottery Village and making a pottery product to Thay Pagoda to contemplate bombax flowers and participate in a local spring the Dong Nhan Temple Festival to see lantern dance, human chess and water sports. 4. Hanoi Weather in April How is it? April is the time when you can feel the upcoming summer with a lot of sun lights and heavy showers during the whole month. Thanks to the seasonal change from spring to summer, the weather of April is quite glorious with the average temperature ranging from 22 to 28 Celsius degrees. However, in April, there is still a cold snap called “Blackberry winter” or “nang Ban winter”, which occurs in late spring with drizzling rain and south-eastern wind lasting for a couple of days. April is also a perfect time for you to explore Hanoi. The flower season of this city has been continuing with the appearance of pure white lily flowers on the poetic streets in Hanoi. Lily flowers are the emblematic flowers of Hanoi in April, which refers to the elegance and exquisiteness of Hanoians – the residents of Hanoi. This month also comprises some special holidays of Vietnamese such as King Hung’s Anniversary on the 10th day of lunar March and the Reunification Day on April 30th. April is such a good chance for you to gain more knowledge about Vietnamese history through the exhibitions and events held in almost historical places in Hanoi. Don’t forget to bring a hat or umbrella because it can be hot sometimes. How to explore Hanoi in April? Rambling to see white lily flowers on the peddlers along Phan Dinh Phung, Yen Phu, De La Thanh Hanoi Opera House to find out about the French architecture at the beginning of the 20th a trip to the National Museum of History to learn more about Vietnamese typical cuisine of Hanoi with Banh mi, thang rice noodles bun thang, Bun cha, Banh cuon, shrimp pastry and so glutinous rice balls banh troi on Cold Food Festival on the 3rd day of the lunar March. 5. Hanoi Weather in May How is it? The summer of Hanoi begins in April, so it is becoming hotter and hotter in May. The average temperature increases from day to day and varies between 26 and 32 Celsius degrees. In particular, on some days at the end of May, the temperature can soar to 40 Celsius degrees with the dampness, which prevents you from taking part in outdoor activities. The rainy season of Hanoi is starting in May with about 14 rainy days and many heavy downpours that might occur unexpectedly at any time. Although the burning temperature prevents you from almost exterior activities during the daytime, you still can enjoy many kinds of entertainment to escape from the heat of summer in lots of water parks in Hanoi. Besides, after the rainy days, you can go for a walk under the shade of old trees in Hanoi and listen to the boisterous sound of mayflies, the typical insect in summer of Hanoi. When the night falls, it is a good idea to have a walk in Hoan Kiem Lake, enjoy a Trang Tien or Thuy Ta ice-cream, and make the most of your evening with a cup of beer. In the hot weather of May, you ought to avoid going out at noon or early in the afternoon. In addition, don’t forget to wear sunglasses and sunscreen in order to protect your eyes and skin from the harm of ultraviolet rays. How to Explore Hanoi in May? Making your day in a variety of entertainment activities at West Lake Water Park, Times City and Bao Son on Hanoi’s streets and taking photos with red flamboyant, purple giant crape-myrtle Giong Festival on the 9th day of lunar April in Phu Dong Village Gia Lam District.Driving a bike to Long Bien Bridge to see the brilliant some kinds of exclusive tropical and temperate fruits chili, jackfruit, watermelon, mango, plum and peach. 6. Hanoi Weather in June How is it? June is supposed to be the hottest month in Hanoi, with the temperature of 26 to 28 Celsius degree at night and over 35 Celsius degree at daytime. Along with the heavy rains and the precipitation at the same level as May, Hanoi weather in June seems to be the most inconvenient one in the year. After the more-than-40-Celsius-degree days, extreme weather phenomenons such as hail, lightning and thunderstorms occur more often, especially in the late afternoon. Surprisingly, in spite of the severe weather conditions, Hanoi attracts visitors most in June, according to the statistics of the government. Coming to Hanoi at that time, you cannot miss the immense lagoons of lotus in the plain villages around West Lake. Lotus with its graceful beauty is the symbol of Vietnamese people, with the character of loyalty, resilience, diligence and elegance. What could be more exciting than contemplating the beauty of lotus, and feeling the cool wind of West Lake on a hot summer day? How to explore Hanoi in June? Discovering the Double Fifth Festival of Vietnam with traditional dishes such as zongzi banh tro, glutinous rice wine, lotus seed and black bean photos with lotus, having a cup of lotus tea and eating ice-cream in West around West Lake and seeing the magnificent view of under golden shower trees on Trich Sai, Vong Thi, Lac Long Quan streets around West and having a meal in Dong Xuan Market at night. 7. Hanoi Weather in July How is it? Hanoi weather in July remains the same temperature and precipitation as June, with the overheat days dominating this city for the whole month. The rainfall in July seems to be a bit more than that one in June, and July also marks the beginning of the storm season in Hanoi with one or two storms. Thanks to the location far from the sea, the storm does not do serious harm to this city, but the heavy rain lasting for one week after the storm might interrupt your routine. Camping in the suburbs is one of the most favourite activities of the young on fine days in July. Besides, though the baking hot day prevents you from most activities, you can go out at night to discover the lively nightlife of Hanoi at night markets, around Hoan Kiem Lake, in night bars and clubs. “Hanoi is most beautiful at night”, just by wandering on Hanoi’s streets, you can find a modern city with colorful life and recreational activities. If you are planning to visit Hanoi in July, you should watch the weather forecast to avoid going on the stormy day, when you cannot do anything but only stay in your room and sleep! How to explore Hanoi in July? Enjoying bustling nightlife in bars and clubs in the center of a miniature Vietnam in Vietnam National Village for Ethnic Culture and from the hot summer in Khoang Xanh – Suoi Tien Theme overnight and taking part in team-building games in Ham Lon a cup of sweetened dracontomelon fruit on a burning day. 8. Hanoi Weather in August Source shutterstock How is it? August is a transition month; while the daytime temperature is still extremely high at 36 to 39 Celsius degrees, it is quite cool at night and early in the morning with the relaxing glimpse from the gentle winds. This is also the dampest month in Hanoi with nearly 20 rainy days. Particularly, in the seventh lunar month, there are sudden and brief showers, which were supposed to be the tear of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl when they meet each other once a year on the 7th day of the 7th lunar month, according to the folktale. You are advised not to go to Hanoi in August, but if you do, there are still many activities for you to discover Hanoi, especially on the traditional occasions such as Qixi Festival and the Ghost Festival. On Ghost Festival, almost all pagodas in Hanoi have activities to celebrate this occasion, especially the ceremonies for peace to parents. The Revolution Day on August 19th is also a chance for you to know more about the Vietnam War and the fight of Hanoians against colonialism and fascism in the 20th century. Going to Hanoi in August, don’t forget to bring an umbrella or raincoat because it is rainy most days of the month. Not only that, in some days, many streets of Hanoi might be flooded due to the heavy rain, and you should not go out at that time. How to explore Hanoi in August? Eating red bean porridge on the Qixi Festival the 7th day of the 7th lunar month for to pagodas in Hanoi to pray on the 15th day of the lunar July Tran Quoc Pagoda, One Pillar Pagoda, Kim Lien Pagoda and Khai Nguyen and dropping flower garlands and colored lanterns into the river on the Filial Piety ceremony the 15th day of the lunar July.Visiting Van Phuc Silk Village and taking photos under hundreds of colorful umbrellas to the historical museum of Hanoi Ho Chi Minh Museum, Vietnam Museum of Revolution and Vietnam Military History Museum. 9. Hanoi Weather in September How is it? September is the transition time from summer to autumn. Although the weather is still a little hot, it is much milder than in August and the previous summer months. The average temperature ranges from 25 to 33 Celsius degrees, and the humidity decreases because of the decline in the rainfall. Early in the morning and late in the afternoon, you can enjoy the cool wind, clear blue sky and soft sunlight, the characteristics of the fall in Hanoi. Along with the mild weather, September is also a proper time for you to enjoy a Hanoi with all of its antique and modern beauty. On Vietnamese National Day, you had better visit Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum to contemplate the flag-saluting ceremony at then go inside Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum in the solemn procession of visitors. Another special occasion in September is the Mid-Autumn Festival, when you can admire the traditional culture of Vietnam through art performance and mooncake. How to explore Hanoi in September? Visiting Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum on Vietnamese National Day on September 2nd .Discovering Hang Ma Street, Van Ho Exhibition Center and Giang Vo Exhibition Center on Mid-Autumn FestivalWatching water puppet performances at Thang Long Water a try on green rice flakes and green rice cakes of Vong Village, the specific dishes of Hanoi’s autumn. 10. Hanoi Weather in October How is it? No more burning heat like in the summer, October marks the start of the fall with cool breeze and mild sunshine. The temperature has witnessed a sharp decrease with 23 Celsius degree at night and 28 Celsius degree in daytime. There are still some rains, but they are not as heavy as the previous months. In October, all the streets of Hanoi are covered with the yellow and red colors of the fallen leaves, which makes this city a romantic and poetic look. October 10th is the Capital Liberation Day, when you can see the decoration with banners, lights and national flags on the main streets of Hanoi. In addition, this is the best time to see the typical flowers of autumn in Hanoi as well as all around Vietnam such as Mexican sunflowers in the suburbans or milk wood pine flowers and yellow daisy in the city center. Though the rainy season has gone, an umbrella is still necessary for your trip. You should also prepare some light coats in your luggage because it might be cold at the end of October. How to explore Hanoi in October? Discovering Vietnamese ancient architecture in the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long and Flag Tower of to Ba Vi National Park to see Mexican the distinctive odour of alstonia flowers on Nguyen Du, Quan Thanh, Thuy Khue and Dao Tan to Vong Thi Pagoda to attend Vong Thi Festival, one of the rare festivals at that time in Hanoi. 11. Hanoi Weather in November How is it? November is considered as the last month of the fall, and also the first month of winter in Hanoi, with the frequent monsoon that helps to dry up the atmosphere. It is hard to see a beautiful sunny day in November, and the sky seems to be partially cloudy with a dull color all day. The average temperature in November keeps decreasing, with the highest temperature not higher than 24 Celsius degrees. There is little rain, but the rainy days are extremely cold. November is an ideal time to go out to explore the beauty of Hanoi at the transforming time from autumn to winter. Although it is a cold winter, you can admire a variety of flowers in Hanoi, especially small daisies and sunflowers, which warms up the dreary winter day. Enjoying the cool breath of the early monsoon, walking on the streets covered with yellow leaves and enjoying a cup of coffee in the morning are the impressive things that you can do in November. How to explore Hanoi in November? Shooting photos with daisies in flower villages in Hanoi like Tay Tuu, Quang Ba, Nghi Tam, Tu Lien shopping at a lot of shopping malls in Hanoi such as VinCom Center, Aeon Mall, Trang Tien Plaza, Lotte Shopping Center or many clothing shops on Pho Hue a cup of Vietnamese coffee in some exclusive coffee shops such as Cong Coffee, Giang Coffee and Dinh to Smiley Ville Film Studio in Dong Anh District to enjoy a small Europe inside Hanoi. 12. Hanoi Weather in December How is it? In the last month of the year, December, the weather of Hanoi is quite similar to that one in November, but a little bit colder. The average temperature is from 14 to 22 Celsius degrees, and although there are some sunny days when you can see the sunshine, it is still frozen to the bone. The humidity is quite low, sometimes it is under 60%, which causes choppy skin. In December, Hanoi does not have a lot of activities or festivals but Christmas. At that time, you can come to Hang Ma Street, where you are able to find plenty of items for Christmas decoration, or go to St. Joseph’s Cathedral, the most well-known and ancient cathedral in Hanoi. The end of year is also a perfect occasion for you to go shopping due to the fact that various commodities are on sale. At the end of December, it may be extremely chilly and frosty. If you decide to go to Hanoi this time, you should not forget some heavy coats, gloves, scarfs, and woolen hats. Going out too early in the morning or too late at night can do harm to your health. How to explore Hanoi in December? Going to St. Joseph’s Cathedral at to Long Bien Flower grassland and West Lake Flower fields of rape flowers in the suburban Vietnamese countryside in Duong Lam Ancient Village. Hanoi, the heart of Vietnam, is always an attractive rendezvous for both domestic and international tourists thanks to its ancient, tranquil and peaceful beauty but no less vibrant and hectic. Over the time, for every month, every season, Hanoi leaves an unforgettable impression in the mind of every visitor. Hopefully, the above details about Hanoi weather by month will be helpful for you to bear in your mind a travel routine. We wish you the most intriguing and wonderful journey to Hanoi! Hanoi the capital city of Vietnam is a beautiful city at any time of year, but depending on the types of activities you enjoy, the weather may affect your journey. Generally, Hanoi has a humid subtropical climate with four distinct seasons spring, summer, autumn, and winter. When is the best time to travel to Hanoi and nearby Halong Bay for your trip? We’re here to answer that question… Best Times to Visit Hanoi Worst Times to Visit Hanoi The Dry Season The Hot and Humid Season The Four Seasons The Best Times to Visit Hanoi and nearby Halong Bay For great weather... Weather-wise, the best times to visit Hanoi and nearby Halong Bay are February to April and October to November. February to April marks the time of spring, with warm and sunny days, comfortable temperatures, and plenty of flowers in bloom. Average daily high temperatures rise from 20°C to 28°C 68–82°F during spring. From October to November, the city experiences its sunny and drier fall season. During this time, the weather is mild and pleasant, with lower humidity and average high temperatures decreasing from 29–25°C 84–77°F. For fewer crowds and lower prices... If you want to avoid crowds and get lower prices, the best time to visit Hanoi is during the low season, which runs from May to September. During this time, you will find fewer tourists, cheaper accommodations, and more deals. However, it's worth noting that this period coincides with the hot, humid, rainy season, which means you may experience frequent showers and storms. For high season... If you prefer to visit Hanoi during the high season, which runs from October to February, you will experience cooler and drier weather. 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More Todd Atwell, Feb 2023 Family Trip to Thailand Our trip to Thailand comprised three generations of the family , ten people and an age range of 4 to 70 so a potentially difficult itinerary over two weeks involved four locations, and a number of different trips and out arrival at an extremely busy Bangkok airport Asia Highlights were each location we were met by a smiling , knowledgeable and professional guide who simply made everything easy and stress free for transportation was clean and comfortable . Transport was always ready for us at the agreed time and the drivers were were so many highlights enjoyed by all the age groups. The floating houses , railway market and elephant sanctuary were particular had one minor glitch with the accommodation in Phuket which was immediately dealt with by Tip. I think we would have struggled to resolve the problem by ourselves. So, thank you Asia Highlights , Cathy, Tip and tour guides Tanny, Sam and Lisa. It was a memorable holiday and we will be back. More Roger Pyle, Feb 2023 Trip of a lifetime from Asia Highlights! I recommend highly Asia Highlights as a travel company. Our travel consultant Albee took the time to connect with us during the planning process to make sure we were comfortable with our itinerary. When we arrived, we were met by our guide and all the details were attended to. They picked great hotels and tours. I often describe our trip as the trip of a lifetime! Would definitely use them again when we come back to Asia More Nancy Parker, Feb 2023 Asia Highlights and Albee - highly recommended Asia Highlights is very reliable agency and Albee is an amazing representative of the company. From the moment when we contacted her until our departure, the whole support we received was 6* level. She prepared our trip offer within few hours and afterwards she was extremely flexible to adjust as per our needs. In the period between the offer and the trip, Albee was always available for all our questions and supported us on the best possible way. During the trip she was again flexible to add new activities/transfers and this went on the smoothest possible way. Thank you, Albee and Asia Highlights. Definitely we will approach you again for our next Asian trip More AZ, Feb 2023 5 STAR CUSTOMER SERVICE BY MONICA Monica is a very sweet young lady who speaks excellent English via email/WhatsApp, and knows the importance of excellent customer service. More Trent, Jan 2023 We had an awesome experience with Asia Highlights We started our trip in Bangkok, where Mr. Prassert our tour guide, met us. He was on time and the van was clean and well-maintained. Mr. Prassert was our guide for the 4 days we spent in Bangkok. He was helpful, kind, and willing to accommodate our pee and coffee breaks. The driver was safe and punctual. Next, we went to Chiang exceeded every expectation we had for our tour of Chiang Mai! She had a great attitude that made exploring the city fun and exciting, as well as an abundance of knowledge and experience. She was always spot on with figuring out logistics and coming up with unique ideas that suited our interests and schedules. Gemma was incredibly generous with her time and even walked us to security at the airport to make sure we could carry all of our luggage. That’s just one example of how far out of her way she went to make our trip easier and more enjoyable. Gemma was sincerely interested in making every minute of our trip count. We’re very grateful to have met her and feel like we have found a friend in Gemma! Our driver in Chiang Mai was also great and very accommodating to our changes in schedules. More Lois Paskow, Dec 2022 Thailand & Cambodia 2022 Albee went above and beyond to make our trip perfect. She rearranged flights due to a mistake of mine. She made sure we were still picked up and escorted to the airport. I felt comfortable and safe with all our reps. She did an excellent job and I highly recommend her booking your next trip. Thank you, Albee. More Karen Brooks, Dec 2022 Perfect vacation thanks to Albee we… I can’t say enough about how much we appreciate all the efforts, attention to details and immediate responses to all questions that Albee and her team provided. The Asia Highlights team deserves more stars than the maximum allowed because of continually going above and beyond all expectations. Thanks Albee for making our vacation through south east Asia absolutely perfect!!! More Michael Sharp, Dec 2022 2023 Chiang Mai CAD Yipeng Festival We got early bird ticket and Bella was assisting us through whatsapp. Easy, competitive price, front row tickets. Thanks Bella, for being patient explaining everything to me. Highly recommended. More lily hartati, Dec 2022 Bella has been an outstanding customer service rep Bella has been an outstanding customer service rep. She was responsive and knowledgeable. Buying tickets from their website was super easy and the whole process was straightforward. Highly recommended. More Khai, Nov 2022 I was ever so grateful to have a point… I was ever so grateful to have a point of contact while in a foreign country for the first time, alone, that helped me through the Ins and outs of getting to and from my destination. Albee was readily available which brought me much comfort and feeling of safety. If in this part of the world again, I will not hesitate to use your services.. More Omega, Nov 2022 Memorable Experience!!! I booked tickets to the Chiang Mai Yi Peng Lantern Festival in Nov 2022. Bella was extremely responsive and helpful!! More Bowen, Nov 2022 Personalized It is the attention to detail and what we specifically wanted to see that made the reservation experience so exciting. More Peter Bongiovanni, Nov 2022 The Worst Times to Visit Hanoi and nearby Halong Bay With regards to weather, the worst time to visit Hanoi and Halong Bay is during the summer months from May to September. During these months, the weather is usually hot and humid, with daily high temperatures averaging around 35–38°C 95–100°F and high levels of rainfall. Additionally, there is a high chance of typhoons with the highest risk period being from August to September and heavy rains. During the typhoon season, your Halong Bay cruise may be canceled and the visibility can be poor due to the mist and fog that often covers the bay during this time. Contact us for alternative recommendations. On the bright side, at those times you can find the most favorable prices and enjoy less-crowded attractions. The heat can also be avoided as much as possible by organizing your schedule wisely. Although rain is a bit of a nuisance, it usually rains in the late afternoon or early evening. So, it wouldn't affect your whole visit. >>>Vietnam's Rainy Season When It Is and the Best Places to Go Recommended Itinerary The Dry Season November to April From November to April, Hanoi experiences its cool and dry season. The average daily temperature range is from 15 to 20°C 68–75°F and precipitation is the lowest. The average rainfall in June is 270 mm 11 inches, as compared to 20 mm 1 inch in January, so you can see why many people choose this time of year to travel. The dry season comes with blue skies, few clouds, cool breezes, and warm afternoons. The streets are always full of activity during this time of year as people enjoy the best months outside. What to Do If you're visiting Hanoi during the dry season from November to April, here are some things you can do Explore the Old Quarter You can take a walking tour or rent a bicycle to explore Hanoi's Old Quarter, with its narrow streets, colonial architecture, and street food stalls. Have an Overnight Cruise in Halong Bay You can enjoy panoramic views of the bay and watch the sunrise or sunset over the water. You can also participate in activities and excursions, such as kayaking, swimming, visiting local fishing villages, or exploring caves and grottoes. Take a day trip to Ninh Binh Ninh Binh is a beautiful province located south of Hanoi, known for its stunning natural scenery and historical sites. You can take a day trip to Ninh Binh to visit the Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex, the Bai Dinh Pagoda, or the Hoa Lu Ancient Capital. Attend a cultural event Hanoi has many cultural events during the dry season, such as the Tet holiday in January or February, the Hanoi International Marathon in April, or the Hanoi Craft Week in November. You can enjoy live music, traditional performances, and other cultural activities. Recommended Itinerary The Hot and Humid Season May to October The hot and humid season in Hanoi is from May to October. During this time, temperatures can reach up to 35°C 95°F and the humidity can be quite high. The hottest months are June, July, and August, with temperatures averaging around 32-33°C 90-91°F. It's important to stay hydrated and wear light, breathable clothing during the hot and humid season in Hanoi. Many locals and tourists prefer to stay indoors during the hottest part of the day and venture out in the early morning or evening when it's cooler. The hot and humid season can be a challenging time to visit Hanoi, but it's also a great time to experience the city's vibrant culture and festivals. Just be sure to take precautions to stay cool and hydrated. What to Do If you're visiting Hanoi during the hot and humid season from May to September, here are some things you can do to beat the heat and enjoy your trip Visit indoor attractions You can explore the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum, or the Vincom Center for shopping and entertainment. Take a boat ride in Ninh Binh If your Halong Bay cruise is affected by bad weather, Ninh Binh boat trip is can be a good alternative option. Take a cooking class This is a great way to stay indoors and beat the heat while also learning about the local cuisine. Visit temples and pagodas Hanoi has many beautiful temples and pagodas that offer a peaceful escape from the heat. Take a night tour The temperature drops slightly in the evening, making it a great time to take a night tour of Hanoi. You can explore the Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake, and the French Quarter while enjoying the cooler temperatures. Experience traditional Mid-Autumn Festival In late-September/early-October Hanoi celebrates Mid-Autumn Festival by decorating the city with red lanterns and giving toys to children. Combined with moon-cake selling in the streets, the red lanterns can give the city a truly exotic and pleasant ambiance. Recommended Itinerary The Four Seasons of Hanoi Hanoi has a subtropical climate with four distinct seasons spring, summer, autumn, and winter. In spring February to April, the weather is mild and pleasant, with temperatures averaging around 20-25°C 68-77°F. This is a great time to visit Hanoi if you enjoy blooming flowers and clear skies. In summer May to August, the weather is hot and humid, with temperatures averaging around 30-35°C 86-95°F and frequent rain showers. This can be a challenging time to visit Hanoi due to the heat and humidity. In autumn September to November, the weather is cool and dry, with temperatures averaging around 20-25°C 68-77°F. This is a popular time to visit Hanoi due to the clear skies and comfortable temperatures. In winter December to January, the weather is cold and dry, with temperatures averaging around 15-20°C 59-68°F. While it can be chilly, winter is a great time to visit Hanoi if you enjoy cooler temperatures and festive holiday celebrations. Overall, the weather in Hanoi can be unpredictable, so it's important to check the weather forecast and pack accordingly. Bring lightweight, breathable clothing for the hot and humid summer months, and warm layers for the chilly winter months. A Journey to Mysterious Cambodia and Idyllic Vietnam Visit Vietnam with Asia Highlights Asia Highlights welcomes the chance to help you design your perfect trip to Vietnam. Our knowledgeable staff will assist you in selecting destinations, accommodations, and activities that best suit your requirements. Check out the following links to learn more about our tours and get a head start on planning your hassle-free vacation today!

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