All weather services, with the exception of the Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) are forecasting a quick temperature increase starting today, with temperatures by midweek reaching 34 to 37C.
TMD predicts high temperatures at 32 for the same period.
Of interest is the Tropical Depression Kajiki, now over the Philippines. As it heads west, indications are that it may not increase to a higher storm category. If so, it most likely will diminish when it hits land, and have no effect locally. Still something to keep an eye on
Saturday, February 1, 2014
California Drought,Reservoirs at Record Lows
Expect some grocery prices to rise, not just in California
Drought: Water Shortage Puts Communities on the Brink of Running Dry
Friday, January 31, 2014
Sakon Nakhon FC 2014 Season
The Sakon Nakhon Football club held a pre-season dinner for players, staff and fans yesterday.
Sakon Nakhon FC hosts Udon Thai FC in the battle for the Toyota Cup tomorrow, February 1. Game time is 15:30.
The first game of the regular season in February 16
Sakon Nakhon FC hosts Udon Thai FC in the battle for the Toyota Cup tomorrow, February 1. Game time is 15:30.
The first game of the regular season in February 16
January 31 is New Year day
Locally the Chinese New Year was heralded in with fireworks at midnight
It's the year of the horse
It's the year of the horse
Laughter is the best medicine
Norwegian Icebreaker Heads Up the Mississippi River
As you may have seen on the news, it's been very cold in Minnesota. So cold, in fact, that the US Corp of Engineers has borrowed a Norwegian Icebreaker to clear the Mississippi River for freighter traffic. The Icebreaker is starting near Winona and working its way northward. Here is a picture as the hard work of ice breaking begins.
As you may have seen on the news, it's been very cold in Minnesota. So cold, in fact, that the US Corp of Engineers has borrowed a Norwegian Icebreaker to clear the Mississippi River for freighter traffic. The Icebreaker is starting near Winona and working its way northward. Here is a picture as the hard work of ice breaking begins.
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