Severe Storms Cause Widespread Damage Across Thailand

Heavy hail and flash floods struck Ubon Ratchathani, causing damage to a gas station and a temple.

Strong winds from the storm caused century-old trees, including jackfruit and durian trees, to fall.

The Meteorological Department's forecast predicted severe summer storms in the northern, northeastern, and eastern regions starting April 29, 2569.

Phayao province experienced a severe hailstorm with strong winds, damaging numerous homes and causing roofs to be blown off.

Udon Thani was hit by a severe storm, resulting in significant damage to houses, with some roofs completely destroyed.

In Nakhon Ratchasima, storms and rain damaged rice stored in barns, impacting farmers' harvests.

Heavy rainfall led to an abundance of frogs, which locals are now hunting for sale, turning a disaster into an opportunity.

In Roi Et, a storm caused a tamarind tree to short-circuit with power lines, resulting in a fire and damage to a market.

Authorities are advising citizens in affected provinces to avoid open areas for safety during the ongoing severe weather.