BANGKOK (NNT) - The Thai Meteorological Department has forecast more rain in Thailand at the end of this month as a result of Typhoon Mawar’s indirect influence in the region.

 

The department reported that Mawar, which evolved from a tropical storm into a typhoon, is currently in the Pacific Ocean and is forecast to move northwest rather than towards the South China Sea. Two weather agencies, which are the Joint Typhoon Warning Center, and Japan Meteorological Agency, warned that Mawar could intensify into a "super typhoon" by Friday as a result of the rise in the sea surface temperature of the Pacific Ocean. Residents in many provinces are advised to beware of heavy rain during the end of this month.

 

Meanwhile, the National Disaster Warning Council Foundation has asked citizens to build pools or weirs to retain rainwater as a safeguard against the effects of El Nino, which will likely impact Thailand in August. The Foundation warned that due to El Nino, Thailand might not receive much rain in August, and urged farmers to keep a close watch on weather forecasts in the upcoming months.

 

By Krajangwit  Johjit

 

Source: https://thainews.prd.go.th/en/news/detail/TCATG230525144434644

 

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Been saying rain for 2 weeks. Few drops here and there in the Central region. Sick of the heat, 30+ years here and this is the longest heat wave I can recall  

13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The Thai Meteorological Department has forecast more rain in Thailand at the end of this month as a result of Typhoon Mawar’s indirect influence in the region.

Great news, anything to stop the afternoon humidity.

I'm currently braced on the sofa in anticipation ????  

40 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Great news, anything to stop the afternoon humidity.

Agreed - as lots of farang on my estate are beginning to look like Nigerians due to afternoon swims to relieve the humidity.

34 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

Agreed - as lots of farang on my estate are beginning to look like Nigerians due to afternoon swims to relieve the humidity.

Cheaper than putting the AC on! 

Although it is beginning to feel like swimming in warm soup. 

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Residents in many provinces are advised to beware of heavy rain

A fleet of sand trucks is on stand-by in Pattaya.  Bali is poised to officially thank Pattaya's mayor for his brother-in-law's regular contributions to Bali beaches.

3 minutes ago, mikebell said:

A fleet of sand trucks is on stand-by in Pattaya.  Bali is poised to officially thank Pattaya's mayor for his brother-in-law's regular contributions to Bali beaches.

Are the fleet of pumps still there from last time. 

2 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Agreed - as lots of farang on my estate are beginning to look like Nigerians due to afternoon swims to relieve the humidity.

Maybe they are Nigerians.

Confirmation will come if they start offering you wonderful investment opportunities.

Had a little rain here in the Central belt last couple of days plenty of high winds  blew my big banana tree over

Received my electric bill same as last month thought it was getting

reduced???? ????

5 hours ago, jacko45k said:

Cheaper than putting the AC on! 

Although it is beginning to feel like swimming in warm soup. 

According to the Hong Kong BOM#, MAWAR is tracking east of the Philippines before bending NE towards Taiwan  

Doubt that Thailand will get much rain from it. !!

 

#their tracking and forecasting of typhoons is excellent......20 years living/working in HK has taught me.

2 hours ago, orchidfan said:

According to the Hong Kong BOM#, MAWAR is tracking east of the Philippines before bending NE towards Taiwan  

Doubt that Thailand will get much rain from it. !!

 

#their tracking and forecasting of typhoons is excellent......20 years living/working in HK has taught me.

Dont you mean North west?

On 5/26/2023 at 5:48 PM, SunsetT said:

Dont you mean North west?

No. The predicted track after Luzon was north east brushing past Taiwan and,  more correctly, towards Japan and the island string SW of Japan