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Thailand cuts Chao Phraya Dam releases as northern inflows ease
Thailand cuts Chao Phraya Dam releases as northern inflows ease
MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2026
Thailand reduces dam discharges to ease downstream flooding while maintaining drainage operations and preparing the South for more heavy rain.DDPM warns of more rain as Pa Sak Jolasid exceeds capacity
DDPM warns of more rain as Pa Sak Jolasid exceeds capacity
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 06, 2026
Thailand’s DDPM warns of increased rain from October 9–13 as Pa Sak Jolasid Dam reaches 110% of normal storage capacity and river levels remain under watch.RID expects Bangkok defences to hold at 2,500m³/s on Oct 5
RID expects Bangkok defences to hold at 2,500m³/s on Oct 5
MONDAY, OCTOBER 05, 2026
Riverside areas outside flood defences remain under watch as Thailand prepares for heavier rain in the South from October 8–9.ONWR warns Ayutthaya rivers may rise 10cm on October 4
ONWR warns Ayutthaya rivers may rise 10cm on October 4
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 04, 2026
Thailand’s Chao Phraya Dam maintains releases at 2,500 cubic metres per second while low-lying communities outside flood barriers remain at risk.Chao Phraya Dam raises discharge as Thailand boosts drainage efforts
Chao Phraya Dam raises discharge as Thailand boosts drainage efforts
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 02, 2026
Chao Phraya Dam has increased releases to 2,500 cubic metres per second as authorities accelerate flood drainage and prepare for more rain.Thailand speeds flood drainage ahead of October 5–7 rain
Thailand speeds flood drainage ahead of October 5–7 rain
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 01, 2026
Thailand holds back upstream flows and speeds Gulf drainage before rain forecast for October 5–7, while high tides could hamper the effort.Nakhon Sawan warned of river overflow as upstream water rises
Nakhon Sawan warned of river overflow as upstream water rises
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2026
Authorities warn of possible river overflow in Nakhon Sawan as upstream flows rise, while Chao Phraya Dam discharge remains at 2,200 cubic metres per second.ONWR updates flood-risk provinces as Chao Phraya discharge rises
ONWR updates flood-risk provinces as Chao Phraya discharge rises
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2026
ONWR warns residents in riverside areas in six provinces to monitor rising water after Chao Phraya Dam discharge increased to 2,200 cubic metres per second.RID warns 8 provinces as river levels rise on September 28
RID warns 8 provinces as river levels rise on September 28
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2026
Mae Klong River could rise by about 2.50 metres downstream as officials prepare for releases above 1,500 cubic metres per secondRID to raise Chao Phraya Dam discharge to 2,000m³/s by noon on September 28
RID to raise Chao Phraya Dam discharge to 2,000m³/s by noon on September 28
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2026
The Royal Irrigation Department urges close monitoring of rainfall and river flows as Chao Phraya Dam releases are set to increase on September 28.