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Thailand warned of heavy rain as monsoon trough brings flood risk
SATURDAY, AUGUST 01, 2026
The Thai Meteorological Department warns of heavy rain in parts of Thailand on August 1, with risks of flash floods, forest run-off and rough waves during thunderstorms.
Landslide watch covers 15 provinces through August 1
THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2026
Rainfall above 150mm in 24 hours has prompted a landslide and flash-flood watch across 15 provinces through August 1.
Typhoon Dolphin strengthens as Thailand faces heavy rain
WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2026
Dolphin is forecast to intensify south of Japan, while Thailand’s heavy rain through August 1 is being driven by monsoon conditions.
Heavy rain to lash Thailand under four-day monsoon warning
MONDAY, JULY 27, 2026
Thailand faces heavy to very heavy rain, flash floods and rough seas from July 27–30, as the Thai Meteorological Department urges residents and mariners to take precautions.
Heavy rain forecast in North and upper Northeast as monsoon strengthens
TUESDAY, JULY 21, 2026
Thailand is set for increased rainfall on July 21-22, with heavy downpours in the North and upper Northeast, rough seas and a Pacific weather system under close watch.
Thailand warned of more rain through July 23 as monsoon strengthens
SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2026
The Thai Meteorological Department says thunderstorms will continue across Thailand through July 23, with heavier rain expected in the North and western Central region from July 20.
TMD warns of 4-metre waves, heavy rain as monsoon strengthens
WEDNESDAY, JULY 08, 2026
The Thai Meteorological Department has warned of strong wind-waves in the Andaman Sea and upper Gulf, with heavy to very heavy rain expected in parts of the Central region, the East and the South’s west coast from July 11-14.
Typhoon Bavi to miss Thailand but bring heavier monsoon rain from July 10
TUESDAY, JULY 07, 2026
Typhoon Bavi is not expected to enter Thailand, but the storm will strengthen the monsoon and bring more rain, isolated heavy downpours and rougher seas from July 10–13.
Chon Buri roads flooded as heavy rain hits Sukhumvit and Pattaya-bound routes
SATURDAY, JULY 04, 2026
Heavy rain has caused flooding on major roads in Chon Buri, including Sukhumvit Road and Bueng Bypass, disrupting travel towards Pattaya and Rayong.
Tropical Storm Maysak brings heavy-rain warning for 15 red-zone provinces
FRIDAY, JULY 03, 2026
The Thai Meteorological Department has warned of heavy to very heavy rain across Thailand from July 3-6, after Tropical Storm Maysak strengthened over the South China Sea.