Seven Provinces on High Alert for Summer Storms

Heavy Rain and Gusty Winds Expected Across Central, Northeastern, and Northern Regions

Thailand’s Meteorological Department has issued warnings for seven provinces as summer storms are set to bring heavy rainfall and gusty winds through Monday and Tuesday. The affected provinces include Chaiyaphum, Loei, Lop Buri, Nakhon Ratchasima, Phetchabun, Phitsanulok, and Saraburi. Residents in these areas are urged to stay indoors and avoid outdoor activities during the storms.

Bangkok Experiences April Showers

Rainfall Reported in 12 Districts with Weather Set to Improve

Meanwhile, Bangkok has seen rainfall across 12 districts on Monday. Although the showers disrupted daily activities, weather experts anticipate that the rain will ease as the week progresses. This brief spell of rain is expected to give way to clearer skies in the coming days.

Songkran Holiday Weather Forecast

Summer Storms and Scorching Heat Predicted During Thai New Year Celebrations

Deputy Spokesman Somkhuan Tonchan has warned that the upcoming Songkran holiday could see a mix of summer storms and intense heat. The holiday, celebrated from Saturday to Wednesday, might feature unpredictable weather conditions that could impact traditional festivities like water splashing.

Record-Breaking Temperatures Across Thailand

Lop Buri Hits 40.8°C as Heatwave Sweeps Through the Country

Sunday saw record-breaking temperatures in several areas, with Chai Badan district in Lop Buri reaching a scorching 40.8°C—the highest in the country. Phetchabun’s Wichien Buri followed closely at 40.3°C, while Muang district in Nakhon Sawan recorded 39.3°C. These extreme temperatures highlight the intensifying heatwave gripping Thailand.

Safety Measures for Residents

Precautions Urged Amid Storms and Rising Temperatures

The Meteorological Department advises residents in affected areas to remain vigilant and prepare for potential disruptions caused by severe weather conditions. Staying indoors during storms and avoiding unnecessary travel are key recommendations for safety during this period of unpredictable weather.

Nature’s Unpredictable Repertoire

April Weather Brings Storms, Heatwaves, and Songkran Festivities

As Thailand navigates this tumultuous weather phase, residents are reminded of nature’s unpredictable patterns. From gusty winds knocking down trees to scorching heatwaves, April promises to be a month of meteorological surprises coinciding with the vibrant Songkran celebrations.

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