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Khun Dan dam at 96% opens spillway ahead of Oct 10–14 rain
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 06, 2026
Khun Dan Prakan Chon Dam in Nakhon Nayok opens its spillway gate to 25cm as storage reaches 96%, preparing for possible heavy rain on October 10–14
Mae Klong on red flood alert as runaway raft slams into dam gate
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2026
Kanchanaburi crews secured a raft at a dam gate as officials warned of peak flows of 2,500m³/s and urged residents to move belongings to safety
Kanchanaburi residents warned of flood risk as dam releases increase
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2026
Riverside residents are urged to move belongings to higher ground as Vajiralongkorn Dam prepares to release 42 million cubic metres of water a day.
Pasak River expected to rise by up to 4m as dam plans to increase releases
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2026
The Pasak River is expected to rise by about 3.50–4.00 metres but remain within its banks as authorities step up drainage operations across flood-hit areas.
Rayong evacuees warned not to return as Prasae water surges
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2026
Rayong evacuees must stay out of low-lying riverside areas as Prasae canal rises rapidly and threatens sudden flooding downstream.
Rayong flood alert widens as Khao Chuk Dam and Prasae Reservoir raise concerns
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2026
Rayong residents face urgent evacuation warnings as Khao Chuk Dam shows spillway damage and Prasae Reservoir rises above its stated maximum storage level.
Bangkok issues warning as Chao Phraya water levels expected to rise
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2026
Higher Chao Phraya Dam discharge could raise river levels in Bangkok by 0.61–1.50 metres, posing flood risks to low-lying areas, riverside communities and other locations.
Chao Phraya dams retain capacity amid heavy rain forecast
THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 2026
Thailand faces heavy rain from August 29 to September 2, while the RID says four major Chao Phraya dams remain at 61% capacity
Ayutthaya river levels may rise 1.5m under dam outflow plan
TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 2026
The Royal Irrigation Department expects inflow above Chao Phraya Dam to reach 1,100-1,200 cubic metres per second and plans diversions on both sides.
Seven Thai provinces warned as Chao Phraya Dam discharge set to rise
SUNDAY, MAY 24, 2026
Regional Irrigation Office 12 says upstream runoff is raising water above Chao Phraya Dam, with discharge expected at 500–700 cubic metres per second.