The Thai Meteorological Department issued a warning at present of elevated and heavy rainfall due to the southwestern monsoon covering the Andaman Sea, Thailand, and the Gulf of Thailand. As a end result, forty seven provinces are vulnerable to sudden flooding and forest runoff. People in these areas have been urged to be wary of heavy rain and accumulated precipitation, which may trigger these dangerous situations.
Odd can be moving throughout the northern part of Thailand and northern Laos, leading to an space of low strain along the coastline of northern Vietnam and the Gulf of Tonkin. Such circumstances are resulting in increased rainfall and a few areas experiencing heavy rain, notably within the northeastern and eastern parts of Thailand.
For the upper Andaman Sea and upper Gulf of Thailand, the place there is considerable wind power, the sea’s wave top is 2-3 metres. In areas with thunderstorms, the wave top exceeds three metres. For the decrease Andaman Sea and lower Gulf of Thailand, the sea’s wave top is approximately 2 metres, however in areas with thunderstorms, the wave top exceeds 2 metres. Vessels within the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand are suggested to navigate with caution and avoid passage in regions with thunderstorms. In this period, small boats within the upper Andaman Sea and higher Gulf of Thailand should refrain from leaving the shore.
As for the weather forecast for Thailand from 6am at present to 6am tomorrow, there are thunderstorms in the northern regions with 70% coverage and some heavy rainfall. The lowest temperature is 23-25 levels Celsius whereas the highest is 29-34 degrees Celsius. The wind is from the southwest at a velocity of 10-20 kilometres per hour.
The northeastern regions also have thunderstorms with 70% protection, but there’s heavy to very heavy rainfall in some areas. The lowest temperature right here is 23-26 degrees Celsius and the very best temperature is 30-34 levels Celsius, with southwest winds at a speed of 10-25 kilometres per hour, reported KhaoSod.
Central areas have a 60% likelihood of thunderstorms with some heavy rainfall. The lowest temperature is 25-27 levels Celsius while the highest temperature is 31-35 levels Celsius, with southwest winds at a pace of 10-25 kilometres per hour.
As for the jap regions, there are thunderstorms with 70% protection and heavy to very heavy rain in some locations. Behind the scenes is 25-28 degrees Celsius whereas the very best temperature is 28-32 levels Celsius. There are strong winds from the southwest at a pace of 20-40 kilometres per hour. Wave top in the sea is 2-3 metres and areas with thunderstorms have a wave peak of greater than 3 metres.
For the western shoreline of southern Thailand, there are thunderstorms with a protection of 70% and some heavy rainfall. The lowest temperature is 24-28 levels Celsius whereas the highest temperature is 31-33 degrees Celsius, with robust southwest winds at a speed of 20-40 kilometres per hour. Wave top in the sea is 2-3 metres and more than three metres in thunderstorm areas.
For the japanese shoreline of southern Thailand, there are thunderstorms with a coverage of 40%. The lowest temperature is 23-27 levels Celsius while the best temperature is 33-34 levels Celsius..