Safety
Dr. Seri Issues Heavy Rainfall and Flood Warning for Thailand (Sept 22-26)
The Director of the Climate Change and Disaster Center at Rangsit University has warned of potential heavy rainfall and flash flooding across Thailand from September 22 to 26.
According to a report by Thai Post, Dr. Seri Supratit, Director of the Climate Change and Disaster Center at Rangsit University, has issued a public warning regarding severe weather conditions expected in Thailand. Residents and travelers are advised to remain vigilant for heavy rainfall and potential flash flooding between September 22 and 26, 2026.
Dr. Seri highlighted that specific areas may face significant risks of water runoff and community flooding during this period. This warning is particularly relevant for those living in or visiting low-lying regions or areas prone to seasonal water accumulation.
For residents and tourists, this alert serves as a reminder to monitor local weather updates closely and prepare for potential disruptions to travel or daily activities. While the warning identifies a specific timeframe for increased risk, the exact geographical locations most affected remain subject to localized weather patterns. It is recommended that individuals follow official announcements from the Thai Meteorological Department and local authorities for real-time guidance. As of now, the full extent of the impact and the specific provinces most at risk are yet to be confirmed by official government agencies.