The Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam has announced that three airports - Van Don, Cat Bi, and Noi Bai - will be directly impacted by Storm Matmo.

Winds up to 149 km/h and heavy rains threaten Quang Ninh, Hai Phong, and nearby provinces from tonight.

The Politburo has urgently directed all relevant agencies to prepare for storm No. 11, Matmo, forecast to hit Vietnam by the end of this week. Local authorities are instructed to develop contingency plans for food and essential supplies.

Storm Matmo reaches level 11 and is gaining strength quickly as it approaches the East Sea, with landfall expected in northern Vietnam.

Typhoon Matmo is closing in on the East Sea and could strike northern Vietnam by October 6 with intense winds and rain.

With 51 casualties and over $328 million in damages, Vietnam braces for continued extreme weather.

Early this morning (October 2), a tropical depression intensified into a storm, internationally named Matmo.

A low-pressure area east of Luzon Island in the Philippines has intensified into a tropical depression and may soon strengthen into a storm as it tracks westward into the East Sea in the coming days.

Meteorologists warn of a new tropical storm forming near the Philippines, potentially entering the East Sea and bringing more rain to northern Vietnam.

China’s Malutang hydropower dam began releasing water, but Vietnamese authorities confirmed the discharge had little effect on current floods in the Lo and Gam Rivers.

Storm Bualoi battered central and northern Vietnam with rare intensity and duration, triggering floods, tornadoes, and deadly winds.

Storm Bualoi triggered a series of tornadoes across northern Vietnam. Experts explain why these violent whirlwinds formed after the storm passed.

Tropical storm Bualoi is dissipating, but its circulation causes widespread rainfall, high river levels, and dangerous conditions.

Vietnam's aviation authority suspends operations at major central airports to ensure safety amid the powerful storm.

Military Region 5 is deploying massive forces and equipment to protect residents in storm-prone areas before Tropical Storm Bualoi makes landfall.

A woman was swept away during a city-wide evacuation in Hue, while authorities prepare to relocate thousands.

Unusually fast and powerful, Storm Bualoi is set to strike central Vietnam with high winds, torrential rain, and dangerous seas.

Forecasters warn of high-impact storm as Typhoon Bualoi moves quickly toward the coast, expected to make landfall on the night of September 28.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has signed an official dispatch, calling for the highest level of readiness to confront Typhoon Bualoi, which entered the East Sea on September 26 night and became the 10th storm of 2025.

The East Sea has recorded 10 storms in 2025, with more expected amid peak typhoon season.