CHIANG RAI, 25 July 2011 (NNT) – The Seismological Bureau of the Meteorological Department has reported that an earth quake measured at 3.1 Richter occurred at 17.56 hrs in Muang district, Chiang Rai province. No injuries or damages have been reported. Read more: NNT
BANGKOK, 3 April 2011 (NNT) – The Meteorological Department states that rain will disperse over several areas of southern provinces. Other regions will experience higher temperatures and hazy skies. Meteorological Department has reported that air pressure in upper atmosphere of Thailand has sparsely dispersed causing Northern , North-Eastern, Eastern, and Central Provinces to become warmer […]
The mercury in many parts of the country will plunge by three to five degrees Celsius for a few days due to a low-pressure ridge, the Meteorological Department said yesterday. Greater Bangkok could shiver in 19-degree weather while even the South might see temperatures drop as low as 22 degrees. In the East, the minimum […]
Tokyo: Several strong earthquakes shook northeastern parts of Japan on Wednesday morning, days after a devastaing 8.9 magnitude earthquake-cum-tsunami rocked the country on March 11, the Japan Meteorological Agency has said. The Kyodo news agency quoted the Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency as saying that the latest quake, which is believed to be the aftershock […]
BANGKOK, 21 March 2011 (NNT)-The Meteorological Department told Thai people to expect summer storms from tomorrow until Thursday. High pressure will reach Northeastern Thailand and the East Coast tomorrow. It will bring thunderstorms, hail and strong gale forces. The temperatures around these areas will also be cooler. Residents in Southern Thailand are warned against giant […]
The sharp drop in temperatures over the past few days makes it seem as if winter has returned to Thailand. The mercury plummeted to between 16 and 18 degrees Celsius in Bangkok and its neighbouring provinces, while the temperature on Doi Inthanon, the country’s highest peak, plunged to just 3.4 degrees yesterday. Meteorological Department acting […]
