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Rain, rain and more rain - Bangkok and Pattaya brace for heavy downpours

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Rain, rain and more rain - Bangkok and Pattaya brace for heavy downpours

 

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Image: Voice TV

 

The Thai weather men announced that Bangkok and Pattaya  would experience heavy rains over the next 24 hours.

The Meteorology Office warned that the Central Region, Eastern Seaboard and lower Isaan areas would be seriously affected.

There would be a 70% chance of rain in Bangkok and surrounding provinces.

In addition Voice TV said that there would be a swell of 2 meters in the Andaman Sea.

 

Source: Voice TV

 

 

 
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Nothing new.  Parts of Bangkok have been flooded for the past two days.

Somewhat contradictory, first it says " The Thai weather men announced that Bangkok and Pattaya would experience heavy rains over the next 24 hours." then it goes on to say "There would be a 70% chance of rain in Bangkok and surrounding provinces."

 

Hedging their bets a bit there. So there is a 30% chance we won't get rain :shock1:

iPhone weather app showed snow yesterday in Bangkok

17 minutes ago, funandsuninbangkok said:

iPhone weather app showed snow yesterday in Bangkok

That's a bit early normally Nov-Dec. Must get my boots out of the cupboard.

 

Last year was quite bad.

 

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Well here in Uttaradit we had a whooper of a storm this morning, it even made the house shake with the thunder. The electric was out from about 8:30am and only was restored at 3pm. Nothing better than having to take a bucket shower because the water pump was off to wake you up in the morning.

I don't know who I'd rather believe, the Thai "weather man" or the tarot card reader at the night market.

 

I'm going with the tarot guy.

Al Gore is the one reporting the weather.  Most weather reporters can look outside and can't tell you what the weather is, let alone forecast it for the future.

 

Usually when they make such predictions for Pattaya, I can count on there being little, if any, rain for the next 24 hours.  :whistling:

6 minutes ago, Guy360 said:

Al Gore is the one reporting the weather.  Most weather reporters can look outside and can't tell you what the weather is, let alone forecast it for the future.

 

Al Gore sees the rain and gets so angry because, you know, global warming....oops, climate change.

There are more variables involved in forecasting tomorrow's weather than in forecasting next year's or 20 years down the track. Which means that tomorrow's forecast has a greater chance of being inaccurate than next year's. Which makes Gore's life easier than he deserves ...

Edited by mfd101

It was extremely bad last night in South Pattaya. The baht bus going to Jomtien was more like a BOAT than a bus. I was surprised it made it through at all. The water was starting to enter a few blocks of businesses as the bus passed. 

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1 hour ago, maxpower said:

That's a bit early normally Nov-Dec. Must get my boots out of the cupboard.

 

Last year was quite bad.

 

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Break out the thermal shorts time again!

2 hours ago, monspencer said:

Somewhat contradictory, first it says " The Thai weather men announced that Bangkok and Pattaya would experience heavy rains over the next 24 hours." then it goes on to say "There would be a 70% chance of rain in Bangkok and surrounding provinces."

 

Hedging their bets a bit there. So there is a 30% chance we won't get rain :shock1:

Common misunderstanding about that.  https://www.weather.gov/ffc/pop

It means, there is a 70% chance that a given person in Bangkok will get rain, but probably a very high chance that many people in Bangkok will get rain.  

1 hour ago, wpcoe said:

Usually when they make such predictions for Pattaya, I can count on there being little, if any, rain for the next 24 hours.  :whistling:

Rained at my condo this afternoon..

1 minute ago, JRUSA said:

Rained at my condo this afternoon..

am in jomtien NO rain today but big rain through the night

3 minutes ago, garbolino said:

am in jomtien NO rain today but big rain through the night

Well my balcony was wet maybe just from last night..I don't go out much after noon..haha

Will the bus from BKK at 10.30 am on Wednesday next to Cha-am and Hue Hin still be running

4 hours ago, Xonax said:

Nothing new.  Parts of Bangkok have been flooded for the past two days.

Including Government House, hopefully.

No Shit Sherlock.  It is rainy season after all.

We're on the darkside, I know it pissed it down last night (Fri) cos I had to get up for a piss and it was pissing down then, about 0430 hrs if my memory serves me right :smile: 

6 hours ago, David Walden said:

Will the bus from BKK at 10.30 am on Wednesday next to Cha-am and Hue Hin still be running

The blue one or the green one?

15 hours ago, maxpower said:

That's a bit early normally Nov-Dec. Must get my boots out of the cupboard.

 

Last year was quite bad.

 

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Can you find your pic of Mid February where the snow reaches the elephants tusk??

13 hours ago, JRUSA said:

Rained at my condo this afternoon..

I am around 60 k's west of BKK, rain nearly every night, a little on and off during the days.  Also some extraordinary lightening and thunder shows during the night. The latter is so loud that it shakes the house and starts the dog off, which he does not normally do.  We have been lucky on so far as black outs, only getting them spasmodically, in the early hours of the morning and they last about an hour at the most. :wai:

13 hours ago, David Walden said:

Will the bus from BKK at 10.30 am on Wednesday next to Cha-am and Hue Hin still be running

Hold on lets get the crystal ball out ................nope not looking good. 

Another test of Pattaya's tunnel?

On 9/30/2017 at 4:24 PM, soistalker said:

Al Gore sees the rain and gets so angry because, you know, global warming....oops, climate change.

The usual ignorant responses from the uneducated.

One is weather the other is climate change...2 very different things.

On 30/09/2017 at 3:43 PM, soistalker said:

I don't know who I'd rather believe, the Thai "weather man" or the tarot card reader at the night market.

 

I'm going with the tarot guy.

Amazing comment, water to the  mill of the kids from another forum.....

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