Songkhla Governor Issues Flood Warning for 10 Districts
Authorities in Songkhla have issued a severe weather alert for 10 districts, warning residents of potential flash floods and forest runoff from October 21–25.
According to a report by Khaosod Online, Songkhla Governor Rattasat Chidchoo has issued an urgent warning for 10 districts across the province due to forecasts of heavy rainfall between October 21 and October 25, 2026. The alert follows significant rainfall recorded on October 20.
Governor Rattasat has instructed local officials to prepare for potential flooding and forest runoff, including the establishment of temporary shelters for displaced residents. The Southern Meteorological Center (East Coast) has indicated that 60% of the region is expected to experience thunderstorms, with heavy rain concentrated in areas including the Sathing Phra Peninsula, Mueang Songkhla, Hat Yai, Khlong Hoi Khong, Sadao, Na Thawi, and Saba Yoi.
For residents and travelers, this weather pattern brings risks of flash flooding and hazardous conditions. The meteorological forecast also notes variable winds at speeds of 15–30 km/h, with sea waves reaching approximately 1 meter, and potentially higher in areas affected by thunderstorms.
Those currently in or planning to visit these areas are advised to monitor official updates from the Thai Meteorological Department closely. While preparations are underway, the exact severity and specific locations of the most intense rainfall remain subject to change based on evolving weather conditions.
