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Rainy season will start at the end of May

 

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Thailand will officially enter rainy season at the end of this month and the rain situation this year will be normal without an El Nino phenomenon with sufficient water for agriculture, according to the prediction of the Meteorological Department.

 

Department head Mr Wanchai Sak-udomchai said on Monday that rainfall this year would not be too much to cause widespread flooding or too little that would cause widespread drought.

 

However, during the start of the rainy season expected at the end of this month, the amount of rainfall might be slightly more than normal and, eventually, it would decrease in September and October.

 

Full Story: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/rainy-season-will-start-end-may/

 
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It has been raining off-and-on, especially late-afternoon and early-evening, every few days for the past two weeks here in Chiang Mai.

 

Obviously we now know that we're all wrong after all, and this wasn't the start of the monsoon season, which most local expats thought was due early-May. :wink:

 

And the PM need not worry about the monsoon having started early, as reported on another thread this morning, there's still a few weeks to wait and fix the broken weirs  ...

 

  https://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/982208-pm-prayut-concerned-with-early-arrival-of-rainy-season/

 

I wonder whether the genius from the Met Office might also, clarify, whether we're likely to see daylight between morning & evening, and the likelihood of it being darker at night-time ? :cool:

 

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10 hours ago, pugwash1 said:

Its been wet for the past month in Surin. The weather "expert"hasn't really gone out on a limb with his predictions has he?

Its rained every week since last November. There has been NO dry season this year. So called weather experts are a joke.

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2 minutes ago, khwaibah said:

Its rained every week since last November. There has been NO dry season this year. So called weather experts are a joke.

Not in Chiang Mai it hasn't.

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What wizardry from this department. Protecting the start of rainy season in May? And if this was not enough of a shock prediction. They also see the rainy season tapering off in October.

Next they will be predicting that the laws of gravity will be in effect  throughout the year.

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18 hours ago, pugwash1 said:

Its been wet for the past month in Surin. The weather "expert"hasn't really gone out on a limb with his predictions has he?

It is only an "official" start date, regardless of circumstances. :shock1:

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20 hours ago, pugwash1 said:

The weather "expert"hasn't really gone out on a limb with his predictions has he?

 

He might as well have said  "The amount of light will increase tomorrow after sunrise and, eventually, it will decrease after sunset." :ermm:

 

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7 hours ago, Bangkok Barry said:

Being a weather forecaster is the perfect job. You can get it wrong all the time and you never get fired.

Even better than being a barrister when one of is wrong 50% of the time but still charge as if they win 100% of the time

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