Storm triggers more rain in Thailand’s South

Monday, 07 January 2013 By  MCOT
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BANGKOK, Jan 6 – More rain is expected. with heavy downpours in some areas of the South from Songkhla southward today through Wednesday, influenced by Tropical Cyclone Sonamu, according to Thailand's  meteorological department.

The storm in the lower South China Sea, with maximum sustained winds of about 85 km/hr, was slowly moving to the west-southwest.

The storm will weaken and move to the Malaysian coast from today through Wednesday.

A rather strong northeast monsoon prevails over the Gulf of Thailand. Waves 2-3 metres high remain in the lower Gulf from Songkhla south. All ships in the areas should proceed with caution and small boats should stay ashore during 1-2 days.

Meanwhile, a nearly active high pressure area still covers upper Thailand and the South China Sea causing cool to cold weather in general.

The minimum temperatures of 16 degrees Celsius are occurring in much of the upper North and the upper Northeast.



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