13 Bangkok districts face heavy rain risk on October 3–4
Bangkok households still affected by floodwater are urged to stay alert as rain may continue, with daily forecasts available through ThaiWater
- The Hydro-Informatics Institute has warned 13 districts in Bangkok of heavy rain and potential flooding on October 3-4.
- The risk on October 3 is concentrated in eight eastern districts, including Watthana, Suan Luang, and Prawet.
- On October 4, the warning applies to five central and northern districts, such as Bang Sue, Chatuchak, and Dusit.
Thirteen Bangkok districts face heavy rain and flooding risks on October 3–4, 2026, according to the Hydro-Informatics Institute, whose broader October 2–4 outlook forecasts isolated heavy rain, particularly in eastern, central and northern parts of the capital. The Hydro-Informatics Institute also warned on October 2 that rain could continue in Bangkok and surrounding provinces. Households still affected by floodwater in Bangkok were urged to remain vigilant. The institute’s daily forecast graphic for October 2–4 identifies eight districts at risk on October 3 and another five on October 4.
Eight eastern Bangkok districts face heavy rain risk on October 3
The Hydro-Informatics Institute forecasts isolated heavy rain in eastern Bangkok on October 3, with the following eight districts identified for vigilance:
- Watthana
- Bang Kapi
- Suan Luang
- Bueng Kum
- Khan Na Yao
- Wang Thonglang
- Saphan Sung
- Prawet
Five central and northern Bangkok districts on watch for October 4
The Hydro-Informatics Institute identifies five districts in central and northern Bangkok as areas to watch for heavy rain and possible flooding on
October 4:
- Bang Sue
- Chatuchak
- Dusit
- Phaya Thai
- Din Daeng
ThaiWater provides Bangkok forecasts and flood monitoring maps
Bangkok residents can check weather forecasts and water conditions through ThaiWater’s Bangkok monitoring service, or access information through the ThaiWater app.
The ThaiWater website provides flood tracking, maps showing areas under flood watch over the next 24 and 48 hours, and accumulated rainfall risk maps covering three days ahead. A dedicated Bangkok map allows residents to monitor heavy rain and flooding in the capital.
ThaiWater also offers nationwide rainfall forecasts, general weather information and accumulated rainfall totals, including which provinces have recorded the heaviest rain. Information on provincial water conditions and reservoir storage across Thailand is available through the website or downloadable app.
