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Severe Storm Warning and Widespread Flooding Across Thailand
TNN•9:18•Disasters•
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The Meteorological Department warns of severe weather and flash floods across upper Thailand, while millions remain affected by ongoing flooding in the central river basin.
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Events
Heavy rain causes forest runoff in Chiang Mai, leading to the closure of Mae Sa and Tat Mok waterfalls.
Chao Phraya Dam maintains a discharge rate of 2,500 cubic meters per second for four consecutive days.
Flooding hits shrimp and fish ponds in Prachin Buri, requiring evacuations via high-clearance vehicles.
October 5-7, 2026: Meteorological Department issues warning for severe storms and hail in upper Thailand.
Pa Sak Cholasit Dam reaches 110% capacity, increasing discharge to 500 cubic meters per second.
Cumulative flood impact reaches 26 provinces with 31 deaths reported.
Who & What's Involved
Thai Meteorological DepartmentRoyal Irrigation DepartmentDepartment of Disaster Prevention and MitigationChao Phraya DamPa Sak Cholasit Dam
Topics
Flash FloodsWater ManagementSevere Weather WarningAgricultural DamageDisaster Relief
Locations
Chiang MaiPrachin BuriChai NatPhra Nakhon Si AyutthayaBangkokLopburiPathum Thani