Thailand Braces for Heavy Storms and Severe Chao Phraya Flooding

The Meteorological Department warns of heavy rain and flash flood risks from October 4-7, 2026.

Water discharge at 2,500 cubic meters per second causes water levels to rise in downstream areas.

Embankment collapses in Sapphaya District lead to residential and agricultural inundation.

Residents in Sena District raise home floors to survive water levels exceeding one meter.

Phetchaburi river basin warned as Kaeng Krachan Dam reaches 102% capacity.

Detailed breakdown of thunderstorms and rain patterns across the North, Northeast, East, and South.

The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation coordinates with 10 provinces to monitor the Chao Phraya basin.

Bangkok prepares for northern water masses arriving October 4-5, identifying high-risk communities.

Final tally of affected provinces, households, and casualties across Thailand.