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Thunderstorm pounds Chatuchak

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Thunderstorm pounds Chatuchak

By THE NATION

 

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Rain lashed Bangkok’s Chatuchak area this morning (May 11), forcing shoppers to scurry for shelter or make do with umbrellas to shield themselves from the heavy downpour.

 

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According to the Thai Meteorological Department, thunderstorms are expected until May 13 due to a high-pressure system from China, which will extend to upper Thailand as southerly and southeasterly winds prevail over the area.

 

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The department forecast that hot to very hot weather with thunderstorms, gusty winds and hail will likely occur in the North, the Northeast, the Central region and the East.

 

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On Saturday (May 9), Chatuchak Weekend Market was reopened from 5am to 6pm after being shut since March 22 to prevent Covid-19 from spreading.

 

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Bangkok Governor Aswin Khwanmuang said that the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration will undertake a big clean-up of the market today to ensure the safety of shoppers and vendors.

 

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Officials will also paint guide marks on the floor in shopping areas to help people maintain social distance.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30387653

 

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-- © Copyright The Nation Thailand 2020-05-11
 

 

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9 minutes ago, webfact said:

thunderstorms are expected until May 13 due to a high-pressure system from China,

 

And yet another thing that we have to 'thank' China for.

Next up:

 

You thought Covid-19 was bad, well the toxic rain has come, your paint will peel, your skin will burn, but its Ok our stake holders have just brought us more fun to endure from China....

1 hour ago, webfact said:

or make do with umbrellas

What a stupid comment! The purpose of umbrellas is to protect the owner from rain!  That is what they are designed to do and essential during wet weather.  I have seen people "make do"  with a plastic bag, or an attache case or some other bag to shield them from the weather.  "Make do" means to manage with the limited or inadequate means available!

Need more of it    ,,,,,,,the rain I mean

A message from Big G to say that it is too early to open the market to the public ! He did a far better job of cleaning the area than the local council !

That's realy bad times, for the shopowners who are waiting for more then 2 months to get customers again.

Their forecast was wrong again.

 

The Meteorological Department issued a warning of bad weather while it was already raining heavily in many parts of the country on 11th May. Knee jerk reaction?

 

They predicted bad weather for the 12 May again, however there were hardly any clouds in the sky and hardly any breeze. The weather was calm and sunny in Thailand for the most part of the day.

 

To conclude, their forecast lacks any credibility. I would suggest an inspection to check the professionalism of the staff working at the Meterological Department as they seem to be clueless in forecasting.

9 hours ago, Thunder26 said:

Their forecast was wrong again.

 

The Meteorological Department issued a warning of bad weather while it was already raining heavily in many parts of the country on 11th May. Knee jerk reaction?

 

They predicted bad weather for the 12 May again, however there were hardly any clouds in the sky and hardly any breeze. The weather was calm and sunny in Thailand for the most part of the day.

 

To conclude, their forecast lacks any credibility. I would suggest an inspection to check the professionalism of the staff working at the Meterological Department as they seem to be clueless in forecasting.

They simply forgot to look out the window

After the pleasant and welcome rain on 11th May 2020, which brought respite from the heat, 2 days later the heat is back with a vengeance.

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