What is the weather pattern in Vietnam?
Vietnam Weather Patterns: What to Expect?
Okay, Vietnam weather, huh? Honestly, it's kinda all over the place, which makes packing...fun. Been there, done that.
Vietnam has tropical & temperate zones. Monsoons? Big deal. Rainy season hits north/south May-Oct. Central region? Sept-Jan.
Lemme tell ya 'bout my trip, like, two years ago? August in Hanoi. Thought I was prepared. Nah. The humidity...unreal. Sweaty from the moment I stepped out of Noi Bai airport!
Seriously, picture this: 35 degrees Celsius (felt hotter), and the air so thick you could cut it with a knife. Bought a cheap fan for like, 50,000 VND near Hoan Kiem Lake. Lifesaver.
Rainstorms? Epic. Like someone turned the sky into a giant showerhead. Lasted maybe an hour, then sunshine again. Wild.
Basically, expect rain. And heat. And pack accordingly. Oh, and haggle for that fan. Worth it, trust me on this one.
Er TV 2 Play gratis med T WE?
Ugh, TV 2 Play and T-We, a real headache. I was SO confused last week.
It all started last Tuesday, at my parents' house in Drammen. Dad was ranting about paying twice for streaming.
Turns out, if you HAVE TV 2 Play already, you link it. Seems obvious, right?
T-We gives you the basic TV 2 Play package free. My dad thought he was getting EVERYTHING for free.
Not how it works, pops!
But, you DO get a discount if you upgrade. They got the "Film og Serier" package. Cheaper that way, apparently.
He was pretty happy after, less confused. Me, though? Still not fully clear. Ugh. I just wanted peace and quiet.
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