Always interested where blog readers are coming from, or which VPN they may be using. The chart below shows the top ten blog visitors for a week period. Its an indication of possible visitors to the area. Of course there's also those readers on vacation (or work) from Sakon Nakhon | ||||||
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Pageviews yesterday
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631
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Pageviews last month
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10,577
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Pageviews since January 2009
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984,897
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The majority of weather services (I check 12 weather services daily) are indicating increased heavy rain for Tuesday. This will most likely begin this evening. Continuous rain without breaks should raise the flood warnings. If there is no break to give canals and river time to recede, then the obvious happens. Galoshes are recommended especially if you have open cuts on your feet. Washing your feet when stepping into puddles is recommended. Floods tend to wash away bacteria from household sumps. As of 6 am this morning, there has been no weather warning posted by the Thai Meteorology Department
August 2008 Sakon Flooding
   
August 2010
Rice fields become lakes, roads become rivers
   
July 2013 Floods
        
September 2014
  
And then of course the end result
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    Keith was hospitalized after some complaints of extreme physical pain. Keith had gallbladder surgery late Saturday night and is now recovering in the Mens surgery 2 Ward, on the 6th floor of the new building at the 'government hospital.' Source: Martin at the Pit Stop Keith I wish you a speedy recovery |
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