BANGKOK, 23 October 2014 – The Meteorological Department has forecasted more rainfall throughout the northern and northeastern regions from October 23-24.
A high-pressure cell coming in from southern China and a western trough has covered parts of the upper northeastern region. Thunderstorms and heavy rains are expected occur as a result during the next 1-2 days, and temperatures are expected to drop after the rains pass.
Meanwhile, the easterly wind covering the eastern and southern regions as well as the Gulf of Thailand would trigger scattered rainfall throughout these areas as well.
Bangkok and its vicinity are most likely to face thunderstorms up to 60 percent throughout the capital. Temperatures are expected to hover between 25-26 degrees Celsius at minimum and 32-33 degrees Celsius at maximum.
