Heavy Rains and Northern Runoff Trigger Widespread Flooding Across Thailand

Heavy rain causes 20-30cm of flooding on main roads in Chainat city, hindering motorcycle travel.

A 3-meter deep sinkhole appears at the junction of old and new embankments in Ang Thong, causing alarm among locals.

Water overflows into homes in Wiset Chai Chan district; local authorities provide boats for transportation.

Wat Taku School in Ayutthaya faces recurring floods, forcing teachers to move equipment and send students home early.

Intense rain turns roads into canals in Pattaya, causing vehicles to stall and motorcycles to crash.

Flash floods from Khao Yai National Park damage resorts in Pak Chong and flood the Mu Si bridge.

The Meteorological Department clarifies that current rains do not constitute a 'mega-flood' despite viral social media warnings.

Deputy Interior Minister Jesad Thai-set leads a meeting to coordinate disaster relief for 70 high-risk provinces.

Discussion on the need for faster, more concise emergency alerts via Cell Broadcast systems.

Analysis of weather maps showing peak rainfall expected on Friday, September 25, 2026.