Continuous rainfall and flooding have led to warnings in forty three provinces in Thailand, affecting 70% of the area. The Thai Meteorological Department urged residents to be cautious of potential dangers amidst the downpour, together with landslides and flash floods.
The heavy rainfall is a results of a powerful monsoon trough passing via Myanmar, affecting elements of northern, northeastern, central, and japanese Thailand, as properly as the southern region. Additionally, a low-pressure trough covering the coast of China and the southern a half of the Andaman Sea, combined with the southwest monsoon, has contributed to this weather sample.
Genuine of affairs led to consecutive heavy rainfall throughout the nation, and a few areas, particularly these near waterways and hilly regions, are advised to be on alert for hazard from heavy rain and amassed rainfall that could result in sudden floods and runoff.
Sea circumstances are anticipated to be rough in some areas throughout this period, with 2-3 metre-high waves within the upper Andaman Sea, over three metre-high waves during storms, and 1-2 metre-high waves in the decrease Andaman Sea and the upper Gulf of Thailand.
Small boats are advised to keep away from venturing out in the higher Andaman Sea till June 11, taking precautions and avoiding areas with storm activity, reported KhaoSod.
The Thai Meteorological Department forecasts this climate system will final for the subsequent 24 hours, with 70% of the areas across northern, northeastern, jap, and southern Thailand experiencing thunderstorms and heavy rainfall. The lowest temperatures in these areas range from 23-28°C, whereas the best temperatures range from 28-35°C, with various wind speeds of 10-40 km/h..