Bang Na hardest hit with 138mm rainfall

By The Nation

 

The road beside Central Ban Na shopping mall is heavily flooded Wednesday morning.

 

The Bang Na district was the hardest hit by freak rainfall early on Wednesday, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration’s drainage and sewerage department reported.

 

At 10.30am, the department said Bang Na district had accumulated rainfall of 138 millimetres from rains that started at about 5am.

 

The department said variable rainfall happened in Yannawa, Klong Toei, Vadhana, Phayathai, Ratchathevi, Huay Kwang, Din Daeng, Wang Thong Lang, Bang Kapi, Saphan Sung, Suan Luang, Phra Khanon, Prawet and Bang Na districts.

 

The Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rainfalls this week as a harbinger of another sharp drop in temperature. Forecasters attribute this to a high pressure mass that has moved down from China into Vietnam and Thailand.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30337590

 

-- © Copyright The Nation 2018-01-31

If it rains like this on the last sunday of a month when the mall is open there will be thousands of cars in the floodwater.

 

Maybe it's time for a new drainpipe?? Just saying...

in January...... absolutely weird..... snowfall on Samui comes next, me thinks....

16 minutes ago, Thian said:

If it rains like this on the last sunday of a month when the mall is open there will be thousands of cars in the floodwater.

 

Maybe it's time for a new drainpipe?? Just saying...

 

10 minutes ago, siam2007 said:

in January...... absolutely weird..... snowfall on Samui comes next, me thinks....

 

I smell 2011, but this year worst than ever....... who wants to bet....

7 minutes ago, MaxLee said:

 

 

I smell 2011, but this year worst than ever....... who wants to bet....

 

Not me. Though we didn't do too badly last year for rainfall up here in rural Khampaeng Phet, last year my fishpond only got to 80% and this morning it was down to around 5% already. IIRC the last time it was full was 2011.

2 minutes ago, billd766 said:

 

Not me. Though we didn't do too badly last year for rainfall up here in rural Khampaeng Phet, last year my fishpond only got to 80% and this morning it was down to around 5% already. IIRC the last time it was full was 2011.

When there is heavy rain sooooo early in January, that is indeed a cause for concern for Tornado season 2018

18 minutes ago, MaxLee said:

 

 

I smell 2011, but this year worst than ever....... who wants to bet....

Don't be silly mate, Sukhumvit will NOT flood this year since they installed new underground canals with huge waterpumps and so...

 

And today Sukhumvit did NOT flood, there was only some water being left to drain ...will be all gone tomollow.

Just now, Thian said:

Don't be silly mate, Sukhumvit will NOT flood this year since they installed new underground canals with huge waterpumps and so...

 

And today Sukhumvit did NOT flood, there was only some water being left to drain ...will be all gone tomollow.

 

Yeah I see how well they work,..... with 200 cm EVERY HARD RAINY DAY 

2 hours ago, MaxLee said:

 

Yeah I see how well they work,..... with 200 cm EVERY HARD RAINY DAY 

2oo cm.is a lot of rain!!!!!

2 hours ago, MaxLee said:

 

Yeah I see how well they work,..... with 200 cm EVERY HARD RAINY DAY 

2 metres of rain every day?

 

I think not.

Good to see the governments keeping up with cleaning the pollution away. Good job. Deserves a pat on the back.

48 minutes ago, Argus Tuft said:

2 metres of rain every day?

 

I think not.

 

every "Rainy Day",..... not the same as every day,.... please pay attention to the context, homie..... 

Just now, MaxLee said:

 

every "Rainy Day",..... not the same as every day,.... please pay attention to the context, homie..... 

My apologies.

 

I lost the context after you mentioned Tornado season...

Time for a new Naval parade in Bang Na.

Okay, Enough with the rain already, time for Sunny days, it is February, is it not?

Jeez

Geezer