Koh Lanta Weather News — Andaman Coast Storm & Seasonal Updates
Heavy Rain Closes Camping Area at Kaeng Krachan Park
Kaeng Krachan National Park in Phetchaburi has closed its waterside tent camping area due to heavy rainfall causing flooding near the dam reservoir. The closure remains in effect until water levels recede and conditions normalize.
Rama VI Dam Raises Red Flag as Waters Rise
Rama VI Dam raised a red flag as the Pasak River water level surges in Ayutthaya, with authorities warning downstream residents to move belongings to higher ground as flooding continues outside embankments.
Flooding Spreads Across Thailand; East Region Remains Critical
Flooding persists across Thailand with the Eastern region facing critical conditions as reservoirs release water, while Bangkok's water levels recede slowly and the Chao Phraya basin requires urgent drainage efforts over the next week.
How to Read Weather Radar Colors: A Simple Guide
The Thai Meteorological Department released a guide explaining how to interpret weather radar colors in its Forecast app, using a color scale from blue (no rain) through green, yellow, and orange to red and purple (extremely heavy rain) to
Monks Deliver Aid as Flooding Worsens in Pak Chong
Monks from Than Uthumphon Temple in Pak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima, are distributing meals and relief supplies to residents as flooding worsens across the district. Rescue teams also evacuated a patient from a submerged home as water levels c
Government Warns of Critical Flooding Risk in Rayong Canal
Water levels in Rayong's Ban Khao Wang Thani canal surged to critical heights on September 28, with discharge exceeding safe thresholds by 22 percent and breaching embankments by 68 centimeters.
Rayong Braces for Overflow from Two Critical Reservoirs
Two reservoirs in Rayong's Kaeng District have reached critical overflow levels, forcing emergency discharge into downstream low-lying areas and prompting authorities to warn residents to avoid waterways and monitor official alerts.
Rayong Hit by Worst Flooding in 60 Years as Dam Overflows
Rayong faced its worst flooding in six decades as the Prasae reservoir overflowed, sending torrents through the Prasae River and submerging hundreds of homes and durian orchards in Kaeng District on September 27.
Mae Klong Dam Flood Risk Rising; Residents Urged to Prepare
Water levels downstream of Mae Klong Dam are expected to rise significantly as discharge may reach 1,500 cubic meters per second, prompting authorities to urge residents in Kanchanaburi, Ratchaburi, and Samut Songkhram to move belongings an
Rayong Governor Inspects Flooded Hospital, Requests Aid
Rayong Governor Trirapap Vongtrirut inspected flooding at Kaeng Hospital on September 27, finding the kitchen facility submerged and forcing the facility to request sandbags and boxed meals for its 200 patients. Water levels across Kaeng Di
Floods Swamp Huahin Railway Station, 60 Homes Displaced
Heavy rainfall submerged Huahin Railway Station in Nakhon Sawan and displaced over 60 families, forcing a temporary halt to train services while floodwaters still block the main access road.
Thai Opposition Leader Urges Faster Flood Relief in Chanthaburi
Pheu Thai opposition leader Nattapong Ruengpanyawut visited flooded areas in Chanthaburi province and urged authorities to speed up relief efforts, calling for the region to be officially declared a disaster zone despite maximum red weather