The Meteorological Department has revealed that some areas of Thailand will experience heavy rain, warning the eastern region to prepare for heavy rain, which may cause flash floods and mudslides.The Meteorological Department revealed that the moderate southwest monsoon is covering the upper Andaman Sea, Thailand and the upper Gulf of Thailand, along with a low-pressure cell in the upper part of Vietnam, while the interspersed winds of the southwest and southeast are covering the eastern region and the Gulf of Thailand. This will cause some areas of heavy rain in the northern, northeastern, Bangkok and its vicinity and the southern region, with very heavy rain in the eastern region. People in the aforementioned areas should beware of the dangers of heavy to very heavy rain and accumulated rain, which may cause flash floods and forest runoff, especially on hillsides near waterways and lowlands.For the upper Andaman Sea and the upper Gulf of Thailand, waves are 1-2 meters high. In areas with thunderstorms, waves are higher than 2 meters. Sailors in the aforementioned areas are advised to sail with caution and avoid sailing in areas with thunderstorms during this periodSource: Thai News Agency

Recent Posts
Taiwan High Speed Rail Faces Overcrowding During Mid-Autumn Festival Travel
September 27, 2026
Japanese University Students Highlight Taiwanese Tea at Tokyo Expo
September 27, 2026
Taiwan to Experience Changing Weather Patterns Starting Thursday
September 27, 2026
U.S. Taiwan Policy Remains Unchanged After Trump-Xi Summit
September 27, 2026
Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Embarks on Diplomatic Mission to Central America
September 27, 2026
Taiwan Secures Silver Medals in Kurash and Weightlifting at Asian Games
September 27, 2026
Taiwan Towel Incident Sparks Controversy at Asian Games
September 27, 2026
Taiwan Secures Bronze in Asian Games Baseball with Win Over China
September 27, 2026
Taiwan’s Fu Chao-hsuan Wins Gold in Men’s High Jump at Asian Games
September 27, 2026
Fu Chao-hsuan Wins Gold in High Jump at Asian Games
September 27, 2026
Taiwan’s Minimum Wage Increase to Benefit Over 2.6 Million Workers
September 24, 2026