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| Ho Chi Minh City | Weather in Ho Chi Minh City in August Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 08:56 PM UTC
I am going to Ho Chi Minh City in August this year. Does anyone know how the weather is for that periode? Is it safe to go there?
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| Ho Chi Minh City | Re: Weather in Ho Chi Minh City in August Posted: Sat May 31, 2008 01:16 AM UTC
It's very safe unless you are allergic to water, mid rainy season, but that just means a quick downpour late afternoon
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| Ho Chi Minh City | Re: Weather in Ho Chi Minh City in August Posted: Mon June 2, 2008 10:02 AM UTC
The temperature is from 26-36.The weather is very cool in the morning. It often rains in the afternoon. Thus you'll have a chance to witness the city in rainy days (this is amazing).
You should also know that the average humidity in HCMC is 80%. Have a nice trip!
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| Ho Chi Minh City | Re: Weather in Ho Chi Minh City in August Posted: Mon June 2, 2008 11:15 AM UTC
Think the term "very cool" might be somewhat amiss, 26C isn't cool. Think "relatively cool" would be a better option, but last year it was "relatively hot"
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JonnyVN
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| Ho Chi Minh City | Re: Weather in Ho Chi Minh City in August Posted: Mon June 2, 2008 11:15 AM UTC
Think the term "very cool" might be somewhat amiss, 26C isn't cool. Think "relatively cool" would be a better option, but last year it was "relatively hot"
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JonnyVN
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