The weather today Meteorological Department Update the resultsDaily accumulated rainfall forecast In the period 24 November – 3 December 2024, cold air masses continued to spread to the upper layer of Thailand. In the southern region, 7 districts From Chumphon Region onwards, there is continuous rain and heavy rain in some places. The wind waves are getting stronger.
Update the forecast of daily cumulative rainfall every 24 hours (from 7:00 am to 7:00 am the next day) and wind at 925hPa (750 m) 10 days in advance between 24 November – 3 December 2024 init European Center for Pre- Medium-Range Weather Assessments (ECMWF) (analysed based on model outputs). Green means light water.
Between 24-26 November 2024, cold air masses continued to spread to the upper layer of Thailand. This causes the northeast monsoon (cold wind) to continue blowing over Thailand and the Gulf of Thailand. But there is some weakness. The morning is cool. During the day, there are few clouds and the weather is hot.
In the southern region, from Chumphon Province down. There is continuous rain and heavy rain in some places in Nakhon Si Thammarat, Phatthalung, Songkhla, Pattani, Yala and Narathiwat districts. Accumulated water should be taken into account. which may cause flash floods Flash flood and can last until the end of the month Rain conditions vary between heavy rain and light rain. Strong winds in areas with thunderstorms As for the amount of moderate cold air, it still covers high Thailand and the South China Sea in waves. The cold wind blows more systematically.
During November 27 – December 3, 2024, a very strong cold air mass will disperse and cover it again. make the cold wind blow stronger The weather will start to cool down in the morning. The temperature dropped slightly in the northern region. In the upper North East region, other regions also decreased and there was strong wind. Upper Thailand has less rain. Strong light during the day Planning a trip Experience cool to cold air. It can be found in the northern region, northeastern region, upper central region, eastern region (some areas). And be careful of fires from strong winds.
As for the southern region, on the side of the Gulf of Thailand, the rain will increase again and there will be heavy rain in some places. The wind waves are getting stronger. Prepare to deal with another time.
2024-11-24 01:17:00
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**With the ongoing rainfall predicted for Southern Thailand, what specific measures are being taken to protect critical infrastructure like roads, bridges, and communication networks from potential damage caused by flooding and landslides?**
## Understanding Thailand’s Coming Weather: An Interview with Experts
Welcome to World-Today-News, where we delve into the news that matters, including the weather patterns impacting our lives. Today, we’re discussing the upcoming weather forecast for Thailand, specifically focusing on the period between November 24th and December 3rd, 2024, as outlined in the recent Meteorological Department update. We have two distinguished guests joining us:
* **Dr. Siriwat Leelapitak**, a leading meteorologist specializing in Southeast Asian weather patterns.
* **Mr. Somboon Kittipreecha** , a disaster preparedness expert with extensive experience in managing flood and wind-related emergencies.
Let’s begin our discussion.
**Section 1: The Dominating Influence of Cold Air Masses**
**Host:** Dr. Leelapitak, the forecast highlights the persistent presence of cold air masses impacting Thailand. Could you elaborate on the implications of this phenomenon for different regions of the country?
**Dr. Leelapitak:**
*(Provides detailed explanation on the movement and impact of cold air masses, distinguishing between the North, Northeast, Central Plains, and South. Discusses temperature variations, wind patterns, and potential regional differences.)*
**Host:** Mr. Kittipreecha, given the expected strengthening of the cold air masses in late November, what precautions should communities in susceptible areas, particularly those mentioned in the forecast as experiencing low temperatures, take to prepare?
**Mr. Kittipreecha:**
*(Outlines practical steps for safeguarding against cold weather, especially in vulnerable populations, including the elderly and those without adequate shelter. Emphasizes the importance of preparedness and community support networks.)*
**Section 2: Southern Thailand Braces for Heavy Rainfall**
**Host:** The forecast warns of continuous rainfall in the Southern region, particularly in seven districts from Chumphon downwards. Dr. Leelapitak, what factors are contributing to this prolonged rainfall, and what potential risks does it pose?
**Dr. Leelapitak:**
*(Elaborates on the meteorological factors leading to the concentrated rainfall in the South, potentially mentioning the northeast monsoon, existing weather systems, or geographical factors. Highlights risks related to flooding, landslides, and coastal erosion.)*
**Host:** Mr. Kittipreecha, what specific measures can be taken by individuals and local authorities in these vulnerable Southern districts to mitigate the risks associated with heavy rainfall and potential flooding?
**Mr. Kittipreecha:**
*(Discusses proactive measures like flood mitigation infrastructure, early warning systems, evacuation plans, and community-level preparedness initiatives. Stresses the importance of clear communication and collaboration between government agencies and communities.)*
**Section 3: Outlook and Future Implications**
**Host:** Looking ahead to the end of November and early December, Dr. Leelapitak, what shifts in weather patterns can we anticipate, and how might these changes affect different parts of the country?
**Dr. Leelapitak:**
*(Discusses expected changes in cold air mass intensity, rainfall patterns, wind conditions, and temperature variations across different regions. Mentions any potential challenges or opportunities these changes might bring.)*
**Host:** Mr. Kittipreecha, as we move into this period of changing weather, what are your key recommendations for individuals and communities across Thailand to stay safe and informed?
**Mr. Kittipreecha:**
*(Emphasizes the importance of staying updated on weather forecasts, heeding warnings from local authorities, maintaining emergency preparedness kits, and supporting vulnerable neighbors and communities. Encourages a proactive approach to weather-related risks.)*
**Host:** Thank you, Dr. Leelapitak and Mr. Kittipreecha, for providing your valuable insights.
**(Concluding remarks)** We hope this discussion has equipped our viewers with a better understanding of the upcoming weather patterns in Thailand. Remember to prioritize your safety and remain informed. Stay tuned to World-Today-News for further updates and analysis.
