The Thai Meteorological Department has issued a warning regarding thunderstorms and strong winds in 50 provinces, including Bangkok. This is due to changes in weather conditions caused by low-pressure systems. Between May 27 and 30, there is expected to be an increase in rainfall, with heavy rain possible in certain areas. Boaters are advised to be cautious and avoid locations where thunderstorms are occurring.
Currently, the weather forecast for the next 24 hours is influenced by southwesterly winds across the Andaman Sea, Thailand, and the Gulf of Thailand. There is also a low-pressure area over northern Vietnam and the Tonkin Gulf. These conditions may result in thunderstorms and strong winds, particularly in the northern, northeastern, and eastern regions of Thailand. However, warm weather is expected during the daytime.
It is important for citizens to exercise caution due to the potential risks posed by thunderstorms and strong winds. Additionally, they should take care of their health in response to the changing weather conditions.
In the Andaman Sea, wave heights are predicted to range from 1 to 2 meters, while the Gulf of Thailand is also expected to experience waves of the same height. Individuals sailing in affected areas should be careful and exercise caution.
