Vietnam is further divided in its topography. This variety caused the climate to differ across different places in the country.
During the months of November to April, presumably the winter season in Vietnam , monsoon winds pick up momentum in their flow from the Gulf of Tonkin . Due to these moist winds, winter seasons in Vietnam are cold yet dry. Temperature in the plains normally follows a higher graph than in the mountains and plateaus.
Southern parts of Vietnam are considered to be considerably temperate than the northern parts. Ho Chi Minh and the Mekong Delta for example, have temperatures varying in the range of 70 to 83 Fahrenheit. The Northern plains often report a higher degree of variation in temperatures, with temperatures ranging from 5 degrees Celsius in winter months and to 38 degrees Celsius during summer months.
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