Current Weather in DaNang
Light rain shower27.4°C81.3°F
- Current Temperature: 27.4°C81.3°F
- Current Feels‑Like Temperature: 31.2°C88.1°F
- Current Humidity: 81%
- Minimum Temperature/Maximum Temperature: 21.8°C71.2°F / 30.9°C87.7°F
- Wind Speed: 7.2km/h
- Wind Direction: ↑ From the West-Southwest
(Data Time 02:00 / Data Retrieved 2025-09-02 23:00)
Seasonal Events & Climate in DaNang
I summarized the seasonal events and climate in Vietnam by season.
Although the climate zones vary between the north and south of Vietnam, a variety of festivals are held across the country centered around the agricultural calendar and lunar calendar events. Below is an explanation of the climatic characteristics and main events for each season.
Spring (March - May)
Climate Characteristics
- Northern region: Early spring marks the end of the dry season with daytime temperatures around 20°C. Rain begins to increase after May.
- Central region: The dry season is reaching its end with temperatures between 25 and 30°C. Rainfall is low, making it comfortable.
- Southern region: The peak of the dry season. Sunshine continues and daytime temperatures may exceed 30°C.
Major Events and Culture
| Month | Event | Description and Relationship with Climate |
|---|---|---|
| March | Cham Temple Pilgrimage | Frequent visits to Buddhist sacred sites. The end of the dry season means less rain and easier travel. |
| April | Independence Day (April 30) | A national holiday combined with the anniversary of the liberation of the South. Celebrations take place in the pleasant climate of the dry season. |
| April | Hung Kings Festival (around the 10th day of the lunar month) | Celebrates the national founding myth. Many sunny days nationwide allow for large outdoor events. |
| May | Rim Village Spring Festival (suburb of Hanoi) | Traditional arts such as folk singing and wrestling. There is a risk of rain showers as a precursor to the rainy season. |
Summer (June - August)
Climate Characteristics
- Northern region: Rainy season begins (mid-June to July) with continuous rain. Humidity exceeds 80% with hot and humid conditions.
- Central region: Typhoons approach in July and August. Beware of localized heavy rain and strong winds.
- Southern region: The height of the rainy season (late May to October). Afternoon showers are frequent with high daytime temperatures.
Major Events and Culture
| Month | Event | Description and Relationship with Climate |
|---|---|---|
| June | Da Nang International Fireworks Festival | Nighttime fireworks show. Aim for sunny days between the end of the dry season and the rainy season. |
| July | Boat Races (On rivers such as the Hàn River / Hoian River) | Held in line with the increase in water levels during the rainy season. The intensity increases due to flooding after heavy rain. |
| July | Ullambana (Ghost Festival/Lunar Month 7) | A ceremony for ancestor worship. Due to frequent rain, indoor events may be switched. |
| August | Vietnam Folk Music Festival (various central locations) | Folk dances and music of ethnic minorities. Schedules may shift due to the impact of the typhoon season. |
Autumn (September - November)
Climate Characteristics
- Northern region: September sees frequent typhoons. After October, it begins to dry out, with comfortable daytime temperatures around 25°C.
- Central region: After the typhoon season continues (September to October), it enters the dry season. It gets cooler in the evenings.
- Southern region: The latter half of the rainy season sees a decrease in showers. Mornings and evenings feel relatively cool.
Major Events and Culture
| Month | Event | Description and Relationship with Climate |
|---|---|---|
| September | Independence Day (September 2) | Flag raising and military parades. Outdoor events may be postponed due to typhoon impacts. |
| September | Mid-Autumn Festival (around the 15th day of the lunar month) | Offering moon cakes and children's processions. Although it falls in the typhoon season, clear skies allow for moon viewing. |
| October | Hue Festival (biannual / around October) | Reenactments of royal culture. The entrance into the dry season allows for stable weather for outdoor stages. |
| November | Hoi An Lantern Festival (around the 14th of each month) | Decorating the old town with lanterns. A fantastic sight that shines in the dry, cool nights. |
Winter (December - February)
Climate Characteristics
- Northern region: Dry season with dryness and temperatures dropping to around 10°C in the mornings and evenings. Humidity is around 50%, with continuous clear days.
- Central region: End of the dry season. Dry winds called "Lao" that carry dust may blow in.
- Southern region: Peak of the dry season. Daytime temperatures range from 28 to 32°C, with almost no rainfall marking the start of the tourist season.
Major Events and Culture
| Month | Event | Description and Relationship with Climate |
|---|---|---|
| December | Christmas | Illuminations in urban areas. Celebrated in sunny southern and dry, cool northern conditions. |
| January | New Year (January 1) | New Year celebrations. The dry season means many clear days nationwide, and outdoor events are lively. |
| January-February | Tet (Lunar New Year) | The most important festival based on the lunar calendar. Although there is some cold in the dry season, the risk of rain is low, making travel easy. |
| February | Cham Temple Pilgrimage (continued) | A spring-calling event. Outside the southern region, it is still dry and road conditions are good. |
Summary of Seasonal Events and Relationship with Climate
| Season | Climate Characteristics | Examples of Major Events |
|---|---|---|
| Spring | Transition from dry to rainy season. Warm and dry → Increased rainfall | Hung Kings Festival, Cham Temple Pilgrimage, Rim Village Spring Festival |
| Summer | Peak of the rainy season; hot and humid. Frequent typhoons and squalls | Da Nang Fireworks Festival, Boat Races, Ullambana Festival |
| Autumn | Transition to dry season after typhoons. Comfortable temperatures and dryness | Mid-Autumn Festival, Hue Festival, Hoi An Lantern Festival |
| Winter | Peak of the dry season. Hot and dry in the south, cold and dry in the north | Tet, New Year, Christmas |
Additional Notes
- Given that Vietnam spans approximately 1,600 km from north to south, there are significant climatic differences by region.
- Lunar calendar events are central to the culture, with Tet being the most highly regarded.
- Festival schedules may change due to the impact of typhoons and the rainy season.
- Due to tropical and subtropical climate influences, safety management for outdoor events throughout the year is essential.
Enjoy the seasonal ambiance created by the diverse climates and traditional events across Vietnam.