Open risk areas, September 19, heavy to very heavy rains, influenced by “No Eul storm”



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Meteorological Department Reveal a map of dangerous areas, on September 19, 2020, affected by the “Noul Storm”, heavy to very heavy rains, while the perimeter of Bangkok was affected by heavy rains.

Since the 4:00 am case on September 19, a Category 3 (Tropical) “Noul” storm has weakened to a Category 2 (depression) “Noul” storm in Khon Kaen Province. The storm is moving west at a speed of about 25 kilometers per hour. It is expected to weaken in a low pressure cell and break down in the Sukhothai area today.

Causing Thailand to have heavy to very heavy rains in many areas with strong winds in the north The Northeast, Central, East and South regions ask people who live in the risk areas of the area. Beware of the dangers of heavy or very heavy rains, which can cause flash floods and flash floods. And beware of the danger of strong winds Avoid being outdoors Under large trees and unsanitary buildings

Is Meteorological department Posted a map Show risk areas from heavy to very heavy rain today (September 19) from 6:00 am last to 6:00 am on September 20, found to be in almost all northern provinces. Including the northeastern, central, southern and eastern provinces Classified as a red risk zone Under heavy rain While Bangkok and its suburbs are yellow areas, heavy rains.

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