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Prachin Buri floods cover over 500,000 rai in Oct 2 image
Prachin Buri floods cover over 500,000 rai in Oct 2 image
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 06, 2026
Sentinel-2B imagery shows widespread flooding in Prachin Buri, with data shared to help agencies plan relief, manage affected areas and aid recovery.GISTDA expects heavy rain across Thailand to ease from September 28
GISTDA expects heavy rain across Thailand to ease from September 28
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2026
GISTDA expects Thailand’s heavy rain risk to ease from September 28 as atmospheric moisture declines, though scattered rain will persist in several regions.Satellite images reveal widespread flooding across 14 provinces
Satellite images reveal widespread flooding across 14 provinces
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2026
GISTDA satellite data shows about 131,594 hectares of flooding across 14 provinces, while new platforms offer round-the-clock monitoring and three-day flood-risk forecasts.Satellite data reveals high flood-risk areas across Thailand
Satellite data reveals high flood-risk areas across Thailand
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2026
GISTDA satellite images on September 25 show high flood-risk areas in several provinces after prolonged heavy rainfall across Thailand.Heavy rain could cut off Nan's 11 Bo Kluea communities, GISTDA warns
Heavy rain could cut off Nan's 11 Bo Kluea communities, GISTDA warns
SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026
GISTDA warns that heavy rain, flash floods or landslides could sever access to 11 mountain communities in Bo Kluea district, NanSatellite flood risk widens across North and Northeast
Satellite flood risk widens across North and Northeast
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 2026
Check Nam data showed very-high-risk zones expanding while Sukhothai floods affected 89 villages and a reported 1,732 households.GISTDA flags five northern provinces at highest wildfire risk
GISTDA flags five northern provinces at highest wildfire risk
MONDAY, APRIL 27, 2026
GISTDA warns Chiang Mai, Tak, Mae Hong Son, Lampang and Nan face the highest wildfire risk through May 3North bears brunt of PM2.5 as Thailand hotspots top 2,300
North bears brunt of PM2.5 as Thailand hotspots top 2,300
MONDAY, APRIL 20, 2026
At least 28 provinces were above the PM2.5 standard on April 20, with northern readings hitting 164.8 µg/m³ and hotspot pressure still high.Northern wildfire surge pushes Thailand hotspots to 2026 high
Northern wildfire surge pushes Thailand hotspots to 2026 high
SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 2026
VIIRS data recorded 64,689 hotspots from April 1-16, with fires concentrated in forest zones as heat, haze and land clearing intensified across the North.Northern, northeastern Thailand choke on PM2.5 as 40 provinces exceed safety limit
Northern, northeastern Thailand choke on PM2.5 as 40 provinces exceed safety limit
FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 2026
PM2.5 levels exceeded the safety standard in 40 provinces on April 17, while Thailand recorded 4,656 hotspots, with the North and Northeast worst hit.