Weather
ONWR Warns of Summer Storms and Heavy Rain Across 13 Provinces from February 23-25
The National Water Resources Office has issued a severe weather warning for 13 Thai provinces from February 23-25. Residents can expect thunderstorms, strong winds, and potential flooding, with agricultural areas and urban transportation likely to be impacted.
New York mayor orders citywide travel ban as major storm hits US
A massive snowstorm is hitting the northeastern United States, prompting New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to order a citywide travel ban and shutdown of the traffic network. The severe winter weather conditions are expected to significantly disrupt transportation and daily activities in the city.
No tsunami threat after earthquake of magnitude 7 strikes Borneo
A powerful magnitude 7 earthquake struck off the north coast of Borneo early Monday morning. The German Research Centre for Geosciences (GFZ) reported the significant seismic event, but authorities confirmed there was no tsunami threat following the earthquake.
Thai Meteorological Department Warns of Summer Storms Across Thailand
The Thai Meteorological Department has issued a warning for summer storms across Thailand from February 23-25. A cold air wave from China is expected to interact with hot, humid conditions, potentially triggering thunderstorms in multiple regions of the country.
PHUKET XTRA: VIDEO: Thailand Enters Hot Season, No Toxic Threat From Sunken Ship Off Phuket || Feb 20
Thailand is entering its hot season with forecasts indicating rising temperatures across the country. Authorities have also confirmed there is no toxic threat from a recently sunken ship off the coast of Phuket.
Red Flags Raised as Strong Winds Hammer Koh Samui Beaches
Koh Samui's popular beaches were placed under red flag warnings due to strong winds and rough seas, with waves reaching up to 2 metres. Authorities banned swimming and advised tourists to exercise caution while the severe weather conditions persist until late February.
Thailand to enter hot season on Sunday
The Meteorological Department has announced that Thailand will enter its hot season on Sunday, with potential temperatures exceeding 42 degrees Celsius in some northern provinces. Residents can expect summer storms and extreme heat conditions in the coming weeks.
Meteorological Department Announces Thailand's Official Summer Season Begins February 22
Thailand's official summer season will begin on February 22, with the Meteorological Department forecasting higher temperatures and potential thunderstorms. Residents are advised to prepare for strong winds and take necessary safety precautions during this transitional period.
Northern Thailand Hit Hard: PM 2.5 Dust Levels Exceed Standards in 21 Provinces
Twenty-one provinces in Thailand are experiencing PM 2.5 dust levels above standard limits, with Northern Thailand being the most severely affected. The Air Pollution Solution Communication Center warns of potential increases in dust levels over the next week and advises citizens to take health precautions.
Mongolia Experiences Extreme Cold: Temperature Drops to -51.1 Degrees Celsius
Mongolia is experiencing an extraordinarily harsh winter with temperatures plummeting to a record -51.1 degrees Celsius in its western regions. Extensive snow coverage and extreme cold have resulted in significant livestock losses, affecting over 80% of the country's territory.
Meteorological Department Forecasts Nationwide Rain Tomorrow in 27 Provinces
The Meteorological Department has issued a nationwide rain forecast for tomorrow, affecting 27 provinces across Thailand. Scattered thunderstorms are expected, with boat operators warned to exercise caution due to potential rough sea conditions.
GISTDA Detects 931 Hotspots in Thailand, Cambodia Sees 3,300 Hotspots
GISTDA satellite data reveals 931 hotspots across Thailand, with the majority occurring in national forest reserves. Neighboring countries like Cambodia and Myanmar are experiencing significantly higher numbers of hotspots, raising concerns about potential environmental and fire risks.