The National Water Resources Management Committee Is Accelerating the Drainage of Water Into the Gulf of Thailand to Cope with Flooding and Heavy Rainfall Expected From October 5-7, 2026.
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The National Water Resources Management Committee (NWRC) has ordered the accelerated release of water into the Gulf of Thailand during the dry season in preparation for a cold air mass expected from October 5-7, 2026. They are also adjusting water release plans for the Chao Phraya and Pa Sak dams to mitigate the impact of overflowing riverbanks.
The meteorological service issued repeated warnings: Thunderstorms and heavy rain will affect many provinces today. Rainfall will intensify in some areas, and winds will reach storm speeds. Those going outside should exercise caution.
The Meteorological Department warns of volatile weather conditions in upper Thailand from October 4-7, with thunderstorms, strong winds, and heavy rain in some areas, risking flash floods and landslides. Meanwhile, the eastern and southern regions should prepare for continuous rain lasting until October 12. The post “Meteorological Department” warns of volatile weather in upper Thailand from October 4-7, heavy rain and risk of flooding appeared …
The National Water Resources Office (NWRO) released an update on the situation in all river basins in the lower central region, revealing that upstream water levels have decreased and drainage into the Gulf of Thailand is being accelerated. Preparations are underway for rain expected from October 11-13. Some areas in Bangkok, Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani, and Samut Prakan are anticipated to experience localized flooding. Mr. Paitoon Kengkanchang, De…
On October 1, Mr. Chayant Muangsong, Secretary-General of the National Water Resources Office (NWRO), revealed that:
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