As in the previous years where major flooding occurred in Thailand, we are placing this topic to provide information that is as accurate and as up-to-date as possible. We encourage members to help out by providing the following.

• Local flooding info from their areas. Include photos if possible.
• Information on shelters, and emergency assistance for those in flooded areas.
• Road closures, flooded airports, and other transport issues.

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The Thaivisa community has always come together to assist each other during crisis situations like this. Thanks for helping to continue this while we deal with this years floods!

Expected path of typhoon Wutip, forcast to bring heavy rains and hurricane force winds to the north and northeast.

http://www.wunderground.com/hurricane/western-pacific/2013/Tropical-Depression-Twenty?map=5day&MR=1

Thailand flood map from ESRI Thailand

http://203.150.230.27/FloodMap/

US Navy Satellite image of Wutip 12:32pm Thai time Sept 30. Expected to pack winds of over 70 mph as the eye hits eastern Isaan.

Just downloaded this.

Prachinburi:

Kabinburi and Prachantakham, as well as most of the villages along the Prachinburi river are inundated. Highway 33 is not passable from around Prachantakham (heading east) and becomes impassable heading west somewhere in Sakeow province, maybe folks living there could be more specific. West of Prachantakham it is OK but lots of water visible on the sides of the road so may not stay so if there's more heavy rain. Most of the small feeder roads to and from Prachinburi are flooded. The road from Wong Wian is still OK last I went.

Flooding in some parts of Prachinburi town especially near the river and the government buildings on the south side of the river. I haven't heard anything specifically about the hospital but given it's location would expect it is flooded at least on the ground floor.

Some localized flooding in villages north of the town i.e. on the south side of Khao Yai. All the culverts and drainage systems have high levels. Highest I've ever seen, and lived here for 17 years.

North of Prachinburi town along Rte 33, it's clear but lots of water visible

South of the town, the 304 Industrial park flooded. I would assume that parts of 304 where it passes thru Prachin province are flooded but not sure.

Current Sakon Nakhon radar - 30 minute updates

Thailand flood map from ESRI Thailand

http://203.150.230.27/FloodMap/

Thanks -- any idea how often this is updated? I can't find the data anywhere on it.

Thailand flood map from ESRI Thailand

http://203.150.230.27/FloodMap/

Thanks -- any idea how often this is updated? I can't find the data anywhere on it.

You have to zoom in to get any details, but according to the map there is no flooding in the northeast

Heres an alternative site to the offical Thai government site...

http://www.wunderground.com/wundermap/?lat=14.88000011&lon=103.50000000&zoom=8&pin=Surin%2c%20Thailand&type=hyb&rad=0&wxsn=0&svr=0&cams=0&sat=1&sat.num=1&sat.spd=25&sat.opa=85&sat.gtt1=109&sat.gtt2=108&sat.type=IR4&riv=0&mm=0&hur=0

Edited September 30, 201312 yr by waza

It looks like Chiang Mai is about in the center of the path. Tommorow should be wet.

For whats its worth its thunder and lightning and torrential rain here in Phnom Penh, I fly to BKK tomorrow, weather permitting.

Edited September 30, 201312 yr by waza

It looks like Chiang Mai is about in the center of the path. Tommorow should be wet.

The Storm Tracking feature on the Met Offce website shows this now as a Low Pressure Area travelling almost due west and centred south of Chiang Mai but it's hard to gauge distances as the map is basic.

I live in Udon Thani about 10 km out of town, it's been raining all night and although there's a lot of surface water in my area I can't see any flooding as yet.

I have to go into town later and will report anything of value.

Best Wishes and the Very Best of Luck to those who are really copping it.

No rain yet in Nong Bua Daeng district, Chaiyaphum Province today, but I posted this in another thread yesterday

'A update on the Chaiyaphum floods, I took a risk & rode into Chaiyaphum on my' Cruising' bike today (as I can't fit shopping on my Trials bike) from Nong Bua Daeng, a 50 Km trip, didn't hit water until 3 Km outside of Chypm, about 0.5m deep, in the centre however near the bus station was impassable for me at about 1m deep, & the main roundabout with the Statue in the middle & then onto the Nakhon Ratchasima road,(where Big C, Makros & Global House are) was barely passable at about 0.75m. Everywher passable in a pick up I'd say but you'd definately struggle in a Car in places... Hope this helps someone..'

Currently (8am) overcast sky at Sakon Nakhon. Rained overnight but has now stopped. Temp is comfortably at 22 degrees.

Image submitted by Thaivisa member

Pattaya, 30 Sep

Pattaya, 30 Sep

The story is here: http://www.pattayaone.net/pattaya-news/104310/typhoon-wutip-blamed-severe-pattaya-flash-floods/ , has the same image.

Water receded after a couple of hours. This seems to be a yearly occurence, I was caught there last year.

flood risk information/flow rate

http://floodinfo.rid.go.th/index_en.html

flood risk information/flow rate

http://floodinfo.rid.go.th/index_en.html

Wow, a government run site that actually uses the web to its full potential, is easy to navigate and is adequately translated in English also. Bravo. This is a brilliant! Thank you!

flood risk information/flow rate

http://floodinfo.rid.go.th/index_en.html

Wow, a government run site that actually uses the web to its full potential, is easy to navigate and is adequately translated in English also. Bravo. This is a brilliant! Thank you!

Wow WHAT?? Just tried it and keeps saying NO INFO AVAILABLE ... Pffffffffffffffff !!

Its raining cats and dogs in Pattya as I type

All dry here in Sriracha Chonburi we are 40 mins north west of Phattaya

Jomtien also being drowned as I type....................

Chonburi raining hard for about 45 minutes

Phitsanulok muang area ok.Outlying amphurs flooded bad.

Took some Thai friends who were back in LOS from UK (never been to CM before ) for a visit up to Doi Sutep and the Hmong Village but had to entice them out of my rented van.

It was pzzing down,cold ,wet and miserable. with even the surrounding mountains lost in a squally haze....and the power went ...

I just felt like I was back "ome again in N.London.

Later on in a nice local ranahan near Chiang Puk they began to thaw out and with a lot of conversation and food said it was great.

Afterwards a late visit to our local SKP Hot Springs for foot massages with follow up tootsi dipping in the hot waters plus yet another nosh stop made them promise to return to CM....one day.......Its Cool.....but...OK

I was in Prachinburi yesterday. My report and photos on my blog here. http://www.leecraker.com/wp/thailand-floods-2013-4400-households-evacuated-and-more-rain-forecast I was unable to get to the hardest hit areas. The town itself had water but accessible, east and south were closed.

20 kliks east of CM, central Mae Onn, no wind, bright sunny sky, some big cumulus scudding in from the east. Prolly the leading edge of the wet & windy but sofar, lovely evening (4.53 PM)

20 kliks east of CM, central Mae Onn, no wind, bright sunny sky, some big cumulus scudding in from the east. Prolly the leading edge of the wet & windy but sofar, lovely evening (4.53 PM)

40 Klics east of CM and it was nice until 5-30 pm.....then it started raining again.

Installing some external lights so got caught out...just switched the power back on so all working OK......but Je suis rather wet......

must change for dinner...

Dry in Sattahip - for now anyway.

Been raining here in Nakhon Ratchasima town, moderate to heavy for around 5 hours now.... no signs of letting up.