Daytime temperatures are expected to reach 31‑34 °C across the country, with little rain. Because it will be hot, residents should avoid staying in direct sun for a long time and wear hats, protective clothing, and sunscreen.

Typhoon Champi will not hit the mainland, but its circulation will cause strong winds (Beaufort 6‑7, gusts 8‑9) and rough seas in the northeastern East Sea. Shipowners and crews have been advised to watch official forecasts closely and take safety precautions at sea.

In southwestern Vietnam, scattered thunderstorms and rain are possible on the afternoon and evening of October 24. People should be ready for lightning and strong gusts, which can be dangerous.

Overall the weekend is good for travel and outdoor activities, but remember the heat, the possible thunderstorms in the southwest, and the rough sea conditions caused by Typhoon Champi. Staying safe means following the advice about sun protection and sea warnings.