Light thundershowers forecast all over Thailand
Thundershowers and gusty winds are forecast for the upper North on January 24-25, as another high-pressure system from China will extend to the Northeast of Thailand and the South China Sea while the westerly trough will move through the North and Northeastern region by Friday.
The Thailand Meteorological Department forecast on Friday (January 24) that the plains of the North and the Northeast will see cool to cold mornings and minimum temperatures in the range of 11-23 degrees Celsius. The southeasterly wind prevails over the Central and the East while easterly winds prevail across the South, leading to light rains.
Dust situation: In the North and Central region, including Bangkok and its vicinity, strengthening winds blowing around the area will decrease the accumulation of dust and smog.
The weather forecast for the next 24 hours is as follows:
Northern region: Cool to cold in the morning with thundershowers in 10 per cent of the area; temperature lows of 10-22°C and highs of 32-37°C. Temperature likely to drop to 4-11°C on hilltops with frost in some areas.
Northeastern region: Cool weather with fog in the morning and thundershowers in 20 per cent of the area; temperature lows of 19-22°C and highs of 35-37°C. Temperature likely to drop to 12-15°C on hilltops.
Central region: Cool with fog in the morning and thundershowers in 10 per cent of the area; temperature lows of 22-24°C, highs of 35-37°C.
Eastern region: Fog in the morning and thundershowers in 10 per cent of the area; lows of 23-26°C, highs of 32-36°C; waves lower than a metre high.
Southern region (east coast): Mostly cloudy with thundershowers in 20 per cent of the area; lows of 22-25°C, highs of 31-34°C; waves 1-2 metres high.
Southern region (west coast): Partly cloudy with thundershowers in 10 per cent of the area; lows of 22-26°C, highs of 33-36°C; waves a metre high.
Bangkok and surrounding areas: Fog in the morning with thundershowers in 10 per cent of the area; lows of 24-26°C, highs of 34-36°C.
