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The upper and main areas, consisting of Bangkok, will deal with strong winds, while heavy rain is prepared for to continue in the southern area. (Jomtien beach, Pattaya)

Thailand is set to experience a considerable drop in temperature levels throughout the nation, with a decline of 2-4 degrees Celsius beginning today (November 15). The upper and main areas, consisting of Bangkok, will deal with strong winds, while heavy rain is prepared for to continue in the southern area.

According to the Thai Meteorological Department, a cool air mass presently over the upper part of Thailand and the South China Sea is bringing cooler early mornings to the North and Northeast. The main and eastern areas of the nation (consisting of Pattaya) are most likely to see scattered rain and thunderstorms.

The active northeastern monsoon over the Gulf of Thailand and the southern area is anticipated to trigger heavy rains in the south, raising issues about flash floods and landslides, specifically in low-lying and landslide-prone locations.

Marine conditions will likewise be impacted, with waves of 1 to 2 meters in the upper Gulf of Thailand and around 1 meter in the Andaman Sea, increasing throughout thunderstorms. Little vessel operators have actually been recommended to browse meticulously.

From November 16-19, a brand-new strong cool air mass from China will cover Thailand, at first bringing spread thunderstorms to the northern part of the nation. This will be followed by an additional drop in temperature levels, causing cooler weather condition with strong winds. The northeastern area is anticipated to see a temperature level reduction of 5-7 degrees Celsius, the northern area 4-6 degrees Celsius, and the main and eastern areas, consisting of Bangkok, 2-4 degrees Celsius. ( NNT)

From November 16-19, a brand-new strong cool air mass from China will cover Thailand, at first bringing spread thunderstorms to the northern part of the nation. (Doi Inthanon National Forest, Chiang Mai)


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