China Cold Air Mass Extends Thailand’s Rain Alerts to September 20

CHIANG RAI – The Thai Meteorological Department has issued an urgent weather advisory for across Thailand. A strong cold air mass from China is actively pushing the monsoon trough southwards. This major weather shift will bring heavy to very heavy rain across Thailand through September 20. Northern and northeastern provinces will feel the severe weather […] The post China Cold Air Mass Extends…

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China Cold Air Mass Extends Thailand’s Rain Alerts to September 20

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