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High tides flood Bang Saen and Mae Klong as eight areas face warning
High tides flood Bang Saen and Mae Klong as eight areas face warning
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2026
High tides have flooded parts of Bang Saen, Mae Klong and Samut Prakan, with Bangkok and seven provinces warned to prepare through October 30.Thailand warns 14 southern provinces of heavy rain and floods
Thailand warns 14 southern provinces of heavy rain and floods
MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2026
Thailand’s water agency warns 14 southern provinces of heavy rain, flash floods, runoff and river overflows from October 26-29.Water agency orders release plans for southern dams over 80% full before October 24–26 rain
Water agency orders release plans for southern dams over 80% full before October 24–26 rain
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2026
Heavier rain is forecast for Pattani, Yala and Narathiwat as Thai agencies prepare pumps and tackle stagnant floodwater and pollution.Water Office monitors 3 eastern dams ahead of October 15–16 rain
Water Office monitors 3 eastern dams ahead of October 15–16 rain
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2026
Thailand’s October 14 water report puts Nong Pla Lai at 106% of storage capacity, with heavy rain forecast for October 15–16.ONWR warns of heavy rain as Thai reservoirs reach 82% capacity
ONWR warns of heavy rain as Thai reservoirs reach 82% capacity
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2026
Thailand faces more heavy rain from October 14–16 as reservoirs reach 82% of capacity, with Nong Pla Lai at 105% and Chao Phraya Dam releasing 1,900 cubic metres per second.Heavy rain hits southern Thailand as western reservoirs reach 96%
Heavy rain hits southern Thailand as western reservoirs reach 96%
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2026
Thailand reports 137mm of rain in Yala and 126mm in Phetchaburi. Western reservoirs are 96% full as authorities accelerate drainage in the Bang Pakong basin.ONWR projects 38-day Bang Pakong drainage into mid-November
ONWR projects 38-day Bang Pakong drainage into mid-November
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 07, 2026
Bang Pakong holds about 2.105 billion cubic metres of floodwater, with the outlook dependent on no further rain and uninterrupted drainage.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.Vajiralongkorn Dam reaches 98.61% with 1.39% capacity left
Vajiralongkorn Dam reaches 98.61% with 1.39% capacity left
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 01, 2026
Vajiralongkorn Dam in Kanchanaburi is at 98.61% of capacity, with EGAT keeping releases controlled and urging riverside communities to monitor official updates.