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That looks serious.

Time of the high barstools 😁

Up here no better.

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One of the benefits of Jomtien is it has enough undeveloped open ground to absorb a lot of torrential rain water, thus floods are rare.  Pattaya is so overdeveloped and paved over that there is no place for water to go except as run-off into the streets. 

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3 minutes ago, dddave said:

One of the benefits of Jomtien is it has enough undeveloped open ground to absorb a lot of torrential rain water, thus floods are rare.  Pattaya is so overdeveloped and paved over that there is no place for water to go except as run-off into the streets. 

Pratumnak also good to avoid floods

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On 9/2/2024 at 1:51 PM, dddave said:

One of the benefits of Jomtien is it has enough undeveloped open ground to absorb a lot of torrential rain water, thus floods are rare.  Pattaya is so overdeveloped and paved over that there is no place for water to go except as run-off into the streets. 

Also Jomtien is not as steep as Pattaya. And at Pattaya North end when the (another failed drain project) water arrives at beach.

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