Typhoon “Wa Mok”, a Category 5 storm that landed in Vietnam, hit northeast Thailand with rain.

The Weather Service issued Warning Notice No. 6 for Typhoon “Wa Mok”, a Category 5 storm that landed in Vietnam on November 15 and affected Thailand. There are rains in the northeast region from November 15 to 16.

Meteorological Department The # 6 advisory notice on “Typhoon” Wa Mau “(Category 5 storm)” stated that at 4:00 pm today (November 13), a strong tropical storm “Wa Mau” (Storm level 4) in the middle of the South China Sea It has escalated to a typhoon (a Category 5 storm) and is centered east of Da Nang. Vietnam is about 600 km or 15.5 degrees north latitude, 113.9 degrees east longitude, the maximum wind speed near the center is about 120 km / h. It is moving west at a speed of about 20 kilometers per hour. It is expected to intensify and will move to Vietnam around Nov 15, 2020, after which it will weaken accordingly.

This will result in the Northeast and North having little to moderate rain during November 15-16, 2020, asking farmers in the area to prepare for protection and beware of any damage that may occur. Agricultural products are also included.