The Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) has actually revealed that a low-pressure location brought on by extreme heat is covering the upper part of Thailand, leading to heat conditions in numerous locations.
Simultaneously, a high-pressure location or a mass of cold air from China has actually topped the northeastern area and the South China Sea. Combined with the south and southeast winds covering the Gulf of Thailand and the nation, these conditions are anticipated to cause summer season storms in the upper part of Thailand.
Identified by thunderstorms, strong gusts, and possible hail in some locations, along with lightning strikes, the TMD encourages the general public in the impacted locations to be mindful of the threats positioned by these summer season storms.
Individuals are suggested to prevent open areas, standing under big trees, weak structures, and signboards. In addition, farmers are advised to get ready for and be alert of possible damage to farming items and threats to animals throughout this duration.
In the lower Gulf of Thailand, sea conditions are moderate with wave heights of 1-2 meters, and in locations with thunderstorms, waves can go beyond 2 meters. In the upper Gulf of Thailand and the Andaman Sea, waves have to do with 1 meter high, increasing beyond 1 meter in rainy conditions.
The TMD encourages mariners in the Gulf of Thailand and the Andaman Sea to browse with care and prevent cruising in rainy locations.
Relating to air contamination, the northern, northeastern, and upper main areas are experiencing moderate to high levels of particle matter and haze due to weak winds and bad air flow. ( NNT)
