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Indochina’s Climatic Complexity Although it’s only a small region, Indochina’s weather is complicated, to say the least. The pages in this section provide country overviews and specific descriptions of the prevailing weather patterns in each area you might visit. There’s also a page about the extreme forms of weather that can occur, and how they are likely to affect you. Don't trust the weather charts! Don't rely too much on the weather forecasts,
either! Rain comes in many forms in Indochina! Furthermore, the type of rain matters. Hue is wet for much of the year but it’s usually little more than an inconvenient drizzle, even during the rainy season. In the South, the summer monsoon brings torrential rain that floods the streets and fields almost immediately, but clears up as quickly as it appears. We do our best, but please don’t blame us
if we get it wrong If you travel with Haivenu, you’ll receive a current weather forecast when you arrive, and updates during your tour if you wish. We also keep a close eye on
short-range weather forecasts and warnings of possible storms. If
there’s a possibility of severe weather conditions, and after consulting
you, we’ll rearrange the itinerary or make special arrangements
if we think there could be a safety risk. Fortunately, such situations
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