Heavy rain and strong winds on November 9‑10 caused problems in Da Nang and Hue. The weather made roads unsafe and limited river activities, so it is useful to know what happened and what the authorities did.

Heavy rain and strong winds on November 9‑10 knocked down many trees and damaged billboards in Da Nang. Some trees fell onto residents' vehicles. Local authorities sent workers to clear the trees and keep the streets safe.

In Hue, heavy rain triggered landslides that blocked parts of National Highway 49. Authorities temporarily stopped traffic on the affected sections and sent crews to remove soil, rocks and other debris.

Hue City increased water discharge from the Huong Dien Reservoir (300‑1000 m³/s) and the Binh Dien Reservoir (200‑800 m³/s) to handle the rain inflow. Downstream communes were ordered to prohibit boating, firewood collection and fishing in rivers and waterways.