ONWR warns 4 provinces of Chao Phraya overflow Aug 25-29
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Key Entities
Organization
The agency issuing warnings and reporting on water situations and reservoir levels across Thailand.
Place
The river whose low-lying bank areas are at risk of flooding between August 25-29, 2026.
One of the four provinces warned to monitor high sea levels.
One of the four provinces warned to monitor high sea levels and recorded 7 mm of rainfall.
One of the four provinces warned to monitor high sea levels.
One of the four provinces warned to monitor high sea levels.
A country where the monsoon trough passes through.
A country where the monsoon trough passes through.
The location of Tropical Storm Narra.
A country where a low-pressure cell is located in the upper region.
Nan(น่าน)
The province with the highest rainfall in the North at 93 mm.
The province with the highest rainfall in the Northeast at 44 mm.
The province with the highest rainfall in the East at 18 mm.
The province with the highest rainfall in the West at 75 mm.
The province with the highest rainfall in the South at 78 mm.
A main dam in the Chao Phraya basin with 7,548 million cubic meters of water.
A main dam in the Chao Phraya basin with 6,768 million cubic meters of water.
Kwai Noi Bamrung Dan Dam(เขื่อนแควน้อยบำรุงแดน)
A main dam in the Chao Phraya basin with 348 million cubic meters of water.
A main dam in the Chao Phraya basin with 308 million cubic meters of water.
Bang Phra Dam(เขื่อนบางพระ)
A main dam in the EEC area with 57 million cubic meters of water.
Nong Pla Lai(หนองปลาไหล)
A main dam in the EEC area with 86 million cubic meters of water.
Prasae(ประแสร์)
A main dam in the EEC area with 202 million cubic meters of water.