August 30, 2022 – Meteorological Office Introduced photographs of storm trails in the western Pacific Ocean. All set to report that this morning (30/8/65), now the tropical storm “Hin Thorn Noo (HINNAMNOR)” has turned into a storm.
Hin Thorn Nhor usually means wild goose, identified as PDR by Laos, is going west, nevertheless a long way from Thailand. it must also be monitored periodically. No transfer to Thailand is planned. but it could thrust the southwest monsoon to be more powerful From 3 September 65 onwards
In between August 31 and September 3 65, the average southwest monsoon addresses the Andaman Sea, Thailand and the Gulf of Thailand, even now causing large rains in Thailand in some locations. Involving 4 and 5 September 65, the monsoon melancholy is uncovered in the north and northeast. In addition, the southwest monsoon will prevail around the Andaman Sea, Thailand and the Gulf of Thailand will intensify. triggering Thailand to have more rain and major rain in some locations
For waves in the Andaman Sea and the higher Gulf of Thailand, there are waves that are 1 to 2 meters higher, and in regions with thunderstorms, waves higher than 2 meters.
Warning: Concerning 4 and 5 September 65, people in Thailand should beware of the hazards of hefty rain and gathered rain. which will bring about flash floods and flash floods Sailors in the Andaman Sea and the upper Gulf of Thailand need to be cautious in navigation and stay clear of locations with thunderstorms.
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