Vietnam has tropical climate, but it depends on the region. It means, in the north, there
are four distinct seasons (eg: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter), but in the South there are
only two distinct seasons (dry and rain seasons)
Yes. Definitely, On rainy days, I could not run my errands. If I am outside, I will be get
soaked. When it rains without stopping, I often get down, you see.
No, in the spring and fall, the temperature is neither too cold nor too hot, Vietnamese
people tend to go trekking or climbing . When summer comes, people can choose from a
variety of physical activities such as swimming, camping in the woods, playing football
on the beach, you name it. But in winter, it is not appropriate for outdoor exercises, so
they prefer to stay at home for resting or lounging around.
when it comes to weather, the first thing that springs to my mind is torrential rain
in January last year.
I remembered it was pouring in my city, which is Da Nang City for a whole
week and there was no telling when the rain was going to stop.
Then the rain seemed never stop, when I looked at roads, they became clogged and
gridlock was very common, especially on that day. Easily, I could see a long line of people stocking up for food and other supplies. How awful it was! Normally, in spring, the temperature is neither too hot nor too cold, and sometimes it brings some intermittent
showers and drizzles.
However, the heavy rain on that day was unexpected. So I
had to stay at home and I couldn’t go out to run my errands, which made me bored to
death. So I got down in my dump, then I surfed Facebook and read book to kill the time.
And you know, I hate the heavy rain, as it always gets me a little bit filthy.
