Scorchio! Temperatures of 40C throughout Thailand until next week

 

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Thailand’s recent spell of hotter than usual weather is set to continue into next week.

 

Earlier this week, much of Thailand experienced temperatures of up to 41C.

 

Now forecasters at Thailand’s Meteorological Department have said the high temperatures are set to continue until 16 March.

 

From Thursday (12 March), temperatures will reach at least 40C throughout most of Thailand in what the Meteorological Department has officially described as “hot and very hot weather”.

 

The hot weather will bring increased humidity and possible summer thunderstorms, rain, gusty winds and even hail, particularly in north and north eastern regions.

 

Bangkok, central and eastern regions will also experience highs between 37-40C.

 

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Only the southern regions (east and west coast) will remain slightly cooler, experiencing highs between 33-38C.

 

Despite officially being in the summer season, the recent high temperatures are not typically expected until mid-April.

More hype faux news. Currently 30c at 1pm afternoon just outside Chiang Mai. Highs up to 33-35 past week and still cool mornings. 41c max does happen but not often. And in other news Tom Hanks has died from the corona virus. 

Edited March 12, 20206 yr by Captain_Bob

And now more hot air and temperatures to kill the corona off........well at least a 12 pack.....

Whats the chances of it getting hot this time of the year !!

Hit 41 yesterday here in Ayutthaya, 38/39 today and forecast for the coming days.

 

But if that’s what it needs to keep the Covid19 at bay then so be it .

loving it :=)

40 degrees here yesterday in Nong Hoi

What does scorchio mean?

exciting, cool; sexy, racy quotations!!!

 

11 minutes ago, legend49 said:

What does scorchio mean?

exciting, cool; sexy, racy quotations!!!

It was used in a very overrated sketch show, called the "the fast show" back in the 90's.. 20+ years too late to be cool and exciting

Edited March 12, 20206 yr by CraigInBangkok

Looks to be hot outside here in the outskirts of Udon, external thermometer reading 38°c, AC coping well! ???? 

4 minutes ago, CraigInBangkok said:

It was used in a very overrated sketch show, called the "the fast show" back in the 90's.. 20+ years too late to be cool and exciting

from the UK?

5 minutes ago, from the home of CC said:

from the UK?

yes

 

 

Edited March 12, 20206 yr by CraigInBangkok

6 minutes ago, CraigInBangkok said:

yes

 

 

I understand now why you say 'very overrated'  - more racist than humorous.

Edited March 12, 20206 yr by from the home of CC

Scorchio

 

 

Scorchio
Description:	Scorchio
Info Page:	Scorchio
Special Day:	14 March
Amount Created:	6,620,070 (17th - 2.37%)
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The Scorchio (from scorch, to burn) is a dragon-like Neopet, and one of the original species available from the sites launch on 15 November 1999. They prefer hot climates like volcanoes or deserts. Scorchios can fly and breathe fire - the Maraquan Scorchio can shoot lukewarm bubbles instead.

Their affinity for fire and hot weather leads to them being exceptionally resistant to fire attacks in the Battledome. They are also associated with fire in the Neopets Trading Card Game.

Hetetetete! Chris Waddle!

 

Automatic reaction, sorry.

28 minutes ago, CraigInBangkok said:

It was used in a very overrated sketch show, called the "the fast show" back in the 90's.. 20+ years too late to be cool and exciting

Well Craig of course we are all entitled to our own opinions but personally i loved the fast show.

2 hours ago, Captain_Bob said:

More hype faux news. Currently 30c at 1pm afternoon just outside Chiang Mai. Highs up to 33-35 past week and still cool mornings. 41c max does happen but not often. And in other news Tom Hanks has died from the corona virus. 

It was 40.6 degrees in Bangkok 2 days ago and 41.7 I think it was, in Sukhothai. Maybe it's a little cooler in Chiang Mai, but that doesn't mean it isn't scorching hot elsewhere.

 

Cool mornings mean nothing - it's common for Chiang Mai to experience lows of 20 and highs of 40. By contrast, in Bangkok a typical overnight low at the moment might be 29 but then rise to 'only' 37. In Dawei, Myanmar, I've observed that overnight lows can be surprisingly cool for a coastal city (like 19 or 20) but then they rise to the same temperatures as in Bangkok during the day. Latitude wise, Dawei is at around the same level north as Bangkok.

Edited March 12, 20206 yr by drbeach

43 minutes ago, from the home of CC said:

I understand now why you say 'very overrated'  - more racist than humorous.

Strewth, the woke walk among us on here ????

35 minutes ago, Orton Rd said:

Strewth, the woke walk among us on here ????

walk is apt, if the shoe fits..

2 hours ago, CGW said:

Looks to be hot outside here in the outskirts of Udon, external thermometer reading 38°c, AC coping well! ???? 

I thought it seemed a bit warm in Udon today.

Nightmare in Nakhon Sawan. 

 

Just finished the orchard watering in 40 degrees.

5 hours ago, Captain_Bob said:

More hype faux news. Currently 30c at 1pm afternoon just outside Chiang Mai. Highs up to 33-35 past week and still cool mornings. 41c max does happen but not often. And in other news Tom Hanks has died from the corona virus. 

Fake news He ain't Death

16 hours ago, CraigInBangkok said:

It was used in a very overrated sketch show, called the "the fast show" back in the 90's.. 20+ years too late to be cool and exciting it was a very good show

 

craig you must have no sense of humour

1 hour ago, angloirishaussie said:

craig you must have no sense of humour

I thought it had some amusing bits but it got old very fast with pretty much the same sketches week after week. Just my opinion though. I guess around that time i liked "the league of gentlemen", "spaced", "the day today", "i'm alan partridge".