The flood storm and landslide disaster relief center has warned upper Southern provinces to prepare for heavy rains, expecting 100-140 mm this week. Flash flood risks rise if rainfall exceeds 200 mm. The Royal Irrigation Department has positioned 552 water pumps and over 1,100 machinery units in high-risk areas for rapid response. In Yala Province, road access in Betong district has been restored.
Intense Rainfall Anticipated in Southern Regions
Heavy rainfall is set to impact several southern provinces in the coming days, prompting meteorologists to issue warnings for potential flooding and landslides. The National Weather Service has forecasted significant precipitation due to a low-pressure system moving across the region, with some areas expected to receive over three inches of rain. Communities are urged to prepare for severe weather conditions.
Local authorities are advising residents to stay updated on weather alerts and prepare emergency plans, including stockpiling essential supplies and securing property against flooding. Emergency services are on high alert to respond effectively to any incidents caused by the deluge. Coastal regions may experience high winds and rough seas, posing additional risks.
Residents are encouraged to monitor official channels for updates and to exercise caution when traveling. As the storm approaches, it’s vital for everyone to remain vigilant and prioritize safety, ensuring that they are ready for any potential disruptions caused by the expected heavy rainfall.
