but there is a system out there in the South China Sea.
It's still a few days away and it may change directions or even dissipate.
No alerts have been issued, but it's worth keeping an eye on
Saturday, September 6, 2014
More heavy flooding on the way
Maybee
It may be too early to cry wolf...
but there is a system out there in the South China Sea.
It's still a few days away and it may change directions or even dissipate.
but there is a system out there in the South China Sea.
It's still a few days away and it may change directions or even dissipate.
Link→As seen on facebook.com/AmazingThailand
Beautiful Videography some of the commentary seems a bit far-fetched and exaggerated.
That's why they call it advertisement.
That's why they call it advertisement.
Link→ more Tourism Thailand Videos
Link→ Amazing Thailand Applications for use with your mobile device
Friday, September 5, 2014
Sukhothai faces heavy flooding | MCOT.net
I recently posted about the floods around Chiang Mai
Related reading:
National News Bureau of Thailand:
" Tourism shows signs of improvements..."
...after NCPO cleans up tourist destinations
- tourist arrivals in 2014 now expected to be 25.5 million
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| Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tourism_in_Thailand |
Sakon Nakhon (Mueang) experiences
Heaviest rain of the Season
Writes Dan on his facebook "3 PM Tuesday. Raining Cows and Pigs. Hope I have enough time to build my Ark'
Id say this is the heaviest rain we have had this rainy season.
Overnight we avoided two heavy rains moving to the South-west.
Expect some heavy rains over the weekend. Unfortunately possibly during the 2 boat festivals
From appearances I would say we can
Post by Adrian G Schat.
Id say this is the heaviest rain we have had this rainy season.
Overnight we avoided two heavy rains moving to the South-west.
Expect some heavy rains over the weekend. Unfortunately possibly during the 2 boat festivals
From appearances I would say we can
- say goodbye to the rainy season about mid September
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