Koh Lanta Weather News — Andaman Coast Storm & Seasonal Updates
MP Visits Flood-Hit Rangsit, Demands Full Drainage Capacity
MP Nataphong Ruangpanyawut visited flood‑hit Rangsit in Pathum Thani and found many communities still submerged knee‑deep, with drainage operating at only 60 percent capacity. He delivered relief supplies and urged the government to improve the drainage system and coordinate floodgate management to achieve full effectiveness. Nataphong stressed that residents need clear answers on when water will recede and called for the prime minister to answer to parliament on the flood response.
Sandbags Burst At Ang Thong Drain Gate, Flooding 100+ Homes
Sandbag barriers at a drainage gate in Ang Thong Province failed after being overwhelmed by rising floodwaters, sending water into over 100 homes. Villagers rushed to move possessions to upper floors or onto roads while local authorities set up tents for temporary shelter. The Chao Phraya Dam’s discharge of 2,500 cubic meters per second has driven the river level to 9 meters, exceeding the danger threshold.
Heavy Rain Warning Issued for Khao Yai, Wang Nam Khiao
Suranaree University of Technology has issued a heavy‑rain warning for Pak Chong (Khao Yai) and Wang Nam Khiao districts from October 5‑8, 2026, highlighting risks of landslides, rockfalls, and flash floods. The alert, based on recent rainfall and geological assessments, notes that dangers may persist after the rain stops due to delayed‑effect slope failures. Authorities urge residents and tourists to remain vigilant and follow safety guidance.
Mor Pla Warns of Heavy Rain, Flooding October 3
Mor Pla, a self‑described psychic, has warned that heavy rain will begin tonight and peak on October 3, potentially causing renewed flooding in areas that are just drying out. He advises residents to prepare belongings and avoid mountainous areas where many go to worship the Naga, saying those zones remain unsafe. The warning was shared via the Movefast Phamu platform, with Mor Pla emphasizing that his goal is to promote readiness, not panic.
Mick Thongraya Warns of Floods, Readies Noodle Shop
Actor Mick Thongraya is preparing his Nonthaburi noodle shop for possible flooding by moving goods to higher ground and warning that upstream waters could reach his area. He also revealed that his four‑rai plot in Khao Yai has doubled in value, prompting many celebrity friends to ask about buying land upcountry.
Pathum Thani Flood Waters Stagnant for Seven Days, Turn Foul
Floodwaters have stagnated for about seven days in Lam Sam Kaeo, Pathum Thani, turning foul and disrupting daily life for thousands of residents. Villagers are urging the municipality to pump water out, while former officials and volunteers distribute food, water and other essentials by boat to stranded households. Authorities are being called to restore drainage and alleviate the inundation.
Authorities Warn of Possible Flooding in Bangkok Oct 11-13
The National Water Resources Office warns of possible localized flooding in Bangkok, Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani and Samut Prakan from October 11‑13 due to expected rain. Upstream water levels are low and dam releases are being managed to create storage capacity, though some low‑lying areas of Ayutthaya may still be affected and preparations are underway.
Anutin Warns South to Prepare for Heavy Rain Starting Oct 5
Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Chanvirakul warned that heavy rain will hit southern Thailand starting October 5, urging provincial authorities to ready evacuation shelters with proper food, medicine and clean facilities. He called on the public to rely on official government forecasts rather than unverified social‑media posts, and noted that naval water‑pumping units are on standby to assist drainage efforts.
National Disaster Center Warns of Flooding Across Thai Provinces
The National Disaster Warning Center has issued a flood alert for multiple provinces across central and eastern Thailand, including Bangkok. Eight provinces are facing high sea levels at river mouths and coastal areas, while many others report river overflow and standing water. The warning was announced on October 2, 2068 BE at 08:00.
Three Quakes Strike Chiang Mai’s Hod District Overnight
Three earthquakes hit Hod district in Chiang Mai province late on October 2, 2026, with the strongest measuring magnitude 2.8. Residents felt the tremors across several sub-districts, but no damage has been reported yet. Authorities plan to assess the impact this morning.
Floods Steady in Prachin Buri, Affect 40,000 Homes, Five Dead
Flooding in Prachin Buri province remains steady across seven districts, affecting more than 42,800 households and causing five deaths. Key roads such as Highway 304 near Ban Nang Leng Bridge stay closed due to strong currents and high water levels. While the Prachin Buri River level has slightly decreased, floodwaters remain waist‑ to chest‑deep in many urban areas.
Thailand Meteorological Department Issues Heavy Rain Alert for Oct 4-7
Thailand's Meteorological Department has issued a weather alert for October 4-7, forecasting thunderstorms, strong winds, and heavy to very heavy rain across upper Thailand that could lead to flash floods. The public is warned to stay safe, avoid vulnerable areas, and monitor marine conditions with waves expected to exceed two meters. Updates will continue, with the next bulletin scheduled for October 2 at 5:00 AM.