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ONWR puts Thailand’s reservoir storage at 82% on October 8
ONWR puts Thailand’s reservoir storage at 82% on October 8
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 08, 2026
Chao Phraya Dam releases 2,350 cubic metres per second as river levels ease at two Thai monitoring stations and heavy rain persists in the SouthKhun Dan dam at 96% opens spillway ahead of Oct 10–14 rain
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 10–14Eastern Thai reservoir storage hits 100.23% on Oct 4
Eastern Thai reservoir storage hits 100.23% on Oct 4
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 04, 2026
Royal Irrigation Department plans staged releases in Chonburi and warns Phan Thong and Phanat Nikhom residents of rising waterFlood expert sees no 2011 repeat as 2026 Nakhon Sawan runoff totals 4.3bn m³
Flood expert sees no 2011 repeat as 2026 Nakhon Sawan runoff totals 4.3bn m³
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 03, 2026
Seree Supratid’s flood model indicates little risk to inner Bangkok, while Ayutthaya and other central provinces face heavier floodingONWR warns six provinces of 20–60cm Chao Phraya rise in September 30 alert
ONWR warns six provinces of 20–60cm Chao Phraya rise in September 30 alert
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 01, 2026
ONWR outlines Chao Phraya Dam releases of up to 2,500 cubic metres per second, urging riverside communities in six Thai provinces to prepareTMD forecasts rain in 30% of upper Thailand on September 30
TMD forecasts rain in 30% of upper Thailand on September 30
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2026
Southern Thailand faces isolated heavy rain, with thunderstorms forecast across 60% of each coastal region and waves above 2 metres in stormsEight provinces warned of high tide from Sept 29 to Oct 4
Eight provinces warned of high tide from Sept 29 to Oct 4
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2026
Thailand warns of high tides and upstream floodwater from September 29 to October 4, putting riverside areas in eight provinces at risksRID warns 8 provinces as river levels rise on September 28
RID warns 8 provinces as river levels rise on September 28
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2026
Mae Klong River could rise by about 2.50 metres downstream as officials prepare for releases above 1,500 cubic metres per second