Nghe an: Severe sunny days in late May have raised the temperatures in the central province of Nghe An to over 40 degrees Celsius, causing difficulties to people's daily lives and work, especially farming. To meet the schedule for the summer-autumn crop, local farmers across the province shifted their worktime to night to avoid the sun-burning heat. From 7 PM to 10 PM is a peak time that farmers choose to go to the fields as the weather is cool and windy, making the temperature to drop sharply and the water on the field surface to cool down.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the extreme heat wave has forced farmers to adapt their schedules to cope with the intense conditions. By working during the cooler evening hours, they aim to safeguard their health and ensure that their crops receive the necessary attention without the added risk of heat-related illnesses. This adjustment in work hours is crucial for maintaining productivity and meeting the demands of the agricultural season.

Farmers in Nghe An have expressed that the nighttime working conditions provide a more comfortable environment, allowing them to perform their tasks more efficiently. The cooler temperatures and wind during the evening help in reducing the stress on both the workers and the crops, ensuring better growth and yield. This strategic shift in farming practices highlights the resilience and adaptability of the local agricultural community in the face of challenging weather patterns.