Rains continue to lash Thailand and these showers continue to remain more confined to the southern parts of the country. On the contrary, dry weather prevailed in parts of North Thailand.
The intensity of these rains varied from moderate to heavy with isolated very heavy. In the last 24 hours, Phattalung Agromet recorded three-digit rains to the tune of 116 mm, followed by Narathiwat with 65 mm, Nakhon Si Thammarat 27 mm, Takua Pa 16 mm, Surat Thani 14 mm, and Trang witnessed 11 mm of rains.
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A cyclonic circulation is seen over the southern parts of Thailand. It is due to this weather system that South Thailand had recorded such heavy spells. As of now also, moderate rain with one or two heavy spells is expected to continue over the southern parts of Thailand while the weather of North Thailand will remain dry. Frost is also expected on the mountaintops.
The high-pressure system over the upper Northeast is also expected to move to the South China Sea, forcing the moisture along the easterly winds across the Northeast, the East and the Central including Bangkok and its vicinity.
The sky is expected to remain cloudy in Bangkok with fog during the morning hours. The minimum temperatures across Bangkok are expected to settle between 24 and 26 degrees Celsius while the maximums will remain in mid 30’s.
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