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Tropical Storm Trami Brings Heavy Rain to Northeastern Thailand: Latest Weather Updates

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Tropical Storm Trami, having bid farewell to Vietnam, is now making its watery journey across the South China Sea, leaving a mark of rain in northeastern Thailand this Monday. According to the Meteorological Department, under the insightful eye of Sukanyanee Yawinchan, the acting director-general, Trami departed central Vietnam at the early hours of 4 a.m. with its stormy heart positioned about 30 kilometers northeast of Da Nang, gearing up for its northeastward adventure.

With wind speeds flirting around 65 kilometers per hour, Trami swirls onward at a leisurely pace of 10 kilometers per hour, ensuring it’s Thailand-free, much to the relief of Ms. Sukanyanee. However, it’s far from shy, promising a generous dollop of heavy rains across the eastern realm of the Northeast on this rainy Monday. Specifically, the names on its drizzle list include Amnat Charoen, Mukdahan, and Ubon Ratchathani provinces, though predictions say Trami plans to mellow out by Tuesday, letting showers in the region gradually retreat.

Meanwhile, down South, moderate northwesterly winds over the Andaman Sea, the South, and the Gulf of Thailand have other plans — a symphony of rains set to fall persistently on Monday and Tuesday. Krabi, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Phangnga, Phatthalung, Phuket, Ranong, Satun, Songkhla, Surat Thani, and Trang are all queued up for rainfall on Monday.

Fast forward to Tuesday, and it seems the rain gods have a repeat performance in mind. With Chumphon joining the lineup of Krabi, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Phangnga, Phatthalung, Phuket, Ranong, Satun, Songkhla, Surat Thani, and Trang, it’s going to be quite the wet affair, as confirmed by Ms. Sukanyanee. So, brace yourself for the drizzle dance, because for now, the skies are calling the shots, and they’re set on a splashy encore.

27 Comments

  1. WaterWarrior October 28, 2024

    This is what happens when we neglect climate change. These storms are getting more frequent and intense!

    • Sunny October 28, 2024

      Or is it just a natural weather cycle? Storms have been around forever.

      • EcoFriendly October 28, 2024

        Sure, but human activities definitely exacerbate their impact!

      • WaterWarrior October 28, 2024

        Exactly, and it’s the people in vulnerable regions who suffer the most.

  2. Saiya T. October 28, 2024

    I’m from Mukdahan and it’s been raining non-stop. The main roads are flooded!

    • Traveler99 October 28, 2024

      Hope you stay safe. Flooding sounds intense.

      • Saiya T. October 28, 2024

        Thanks, it’s been tough. We just hope the rain slows down soon.

    • StormWatcher October 28, 2024

      Seems like more investment in flood defenses is needed.

  3. TheRealDebater October 28, 2024

    These weather reports are always so dramatic. Rains are just a part of life in this region.

  4. Wetsoaked123 October 28, 2024

    I live in Ubon Ratchathani, and there’s nothing we can do but wait it out. It’s frustrating.

    • Roy October 28, 2024

      Hang in there! Always a pain when nature decides to go all out.

    • Hana123 October 28, 2024

      Maybe the government can provide better infrastructure and emergency responses.

    • Paul T. October 28, 2024

      Nature is wild. Sometimes the plans you suggest can’t stop this.

  5. Manny Manny October 28, 2024

    I was planning a trip to Phuket this week. Should I cancel?

    • PhuketLegends October 28, 2024

      It’s typically a paradise, but maybe safety first with this rain forecast.

    • HolidaySeeker88 October 28, 2024

      Check local weather updates closer to the date, but it’s best to be cautious.

    • Manny Manny October 28, 2024

      Guess I’ll hold off and monitor for now. Thanks everyone!

  6. Lila A. October 28, 2024

    Northeast Thailand has seen enough rain this year. Wish I could send some of it to Australia where they need it!

  7. FarmersFriend October 28, 2024

    As a farmer, I’m glad for the rain. It’s been dry lately, but I understand too much is a problem.

  8. Ari October 28, 2024

    How does the government expect us to cope with repeated flooding without support? More policies and actions needed.

    • PolicyPlayer October 28, 2024

      Agreed. The policy space should pivot to adaptation and support more.

    • SkepticSam October 28, 2024

      Is that really the government’s responsibility, or should communities prepare themselves better?

    • Ari October 28, 2024

      Communities need assistance to prepare, that’s where the government comes in.

  9. Pond October 28, 2024

    Ranong is usually so beautiful, but all this rain is overwhelming. My garden’s a swamp now.

    • GardenGuru October 28, 2024

      Try planting some water-tolerant plants, could help in the future!

  10. ExistentialElla October 28, 2024

    Floods, storms, pandemics, what’s next? At times like this, it feels like nature is trying to tell us something.

  11. Hiker42 October 28, 2024

    I was on a trekking tour, and we had to cut it short. The rain turned everything into a muddy mess.

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