"thundershowers"

People in upper Thailand and the South are being warned to beware of severe conditions due to heavy rain and gusty winds from Friday to Monday (May 6-9).

The Thailand Meteorological Department said on Tuesday (February 1) that the westerly wind at high altitude prevails over the North and the upper Northeast of Thailand and brings cool to cold weather and morning fog to the areas. Mountaintops in the North and the Northeast are cold to very cold with temperature in the range of 4-14 °C. People in the upper country should take care of their health due to variable weather. All transports should take more caution due to poor visibility.

The Thailand Meteorological Department said on Monday (January 31) that the westerly wind at high altitude prevails over the North and the upper Northeast of Thailand and brings cool to cold weather and morning fog to the areas. Mountaintops in the North and the Northeast are cold to very cold with temperature in the range of 5-14 °C. People in the upper country should take care of their health due to variable weather. All transports should take more caution due to poor visibility.

The Thailand Meteorological Department said on Monday (January 24) that the westerly wind covers the North and the Central regions and causes the areas to become cooler by 1-2 degrees Celsius. Frost is possible on some mountaintops in the North.

The Thailand Meteorological Department on Sunday (January 23) that the westerly trough moves from the Northeast of Thailand to cover Laos while the southerly and the southeasterly winds prevail across the lower Northeast and the East regions with less rain and isolated thundershowers in the Northeast and the East. 

The Thailand Meteorological Department said on Saturday (January 22) that the westerly trough moves through the North, the upper Northeast and the Central regions while the weak high pressure-system covers the South China Sea. Thundershowers, gusty winds and hails are likely in the North and the Northeast. People should beware of the severe condition by keeping off outdoor places, big trees and unsecured billboards. Farmers should prevent for crop damage.

The Thailand Meteorological Department said on Friday (January 21) that the westerly trough moves through the North, the Northeast, the Central and the East. Thundershowers, gusty winds and hails are likely in these areas. People should beware of the severe condition by keeping off outdoor places, big trees and unsecured billboards. Farmers should prevent for crop damage.

The Thailand Meteorological Department said on Thursday (January 20) that the westerly trough moves through the North and the upper Central of Thailand while the southeasterly winds bring the moisture from the Gulf and the South China Sea to the lower Central and the East regions. Thundershowers, gusty winds and hails are forecast in these areas. People should beware of the severe condition by keeping off outdoor places, big trees and unsecured billboards. Farmers should prevent for crop damage.

The Thailand Meteorological Department said on Wednesday (January 19) that the westerly and southeasterly winds prevail across the upper North of Thailand, bringing isolated thundershowers to the areas. Farmers in the North should prevent for crop’s damage.

The Thailand Meteorological Department said on Monday (January 17) that the westerly and southeasterly winds prevail across the upper North of Thailand, bringing isolated thundershowers to the areas. Farmers in the North should prevent for crop’s damage.

The Thailand Meteorological Department said on Monday (January 17) that the westerly trough moved to cover the upper North of Thailand and Laos, causing isolated thundershowers and gusty winds in the areas. People in the upper North should beware of the severe conditions by keeping off open areas, big trees and unsecured billboards, while farmers should prevent for crop damage.

The westerly trough prevails over the upper North of Thailand. It is expected to move to Laos and the upper Northeast of Thailand by January 17, according to the Thailand Meteorological Department on Sunday (January 16).