Bangkok (Dec 2, ANN): The cool weather has arrived in Thailand and the Thai Meteorological Department is predicting cool mornings with light fog in upper North, with clear skies and sunny weather during the day.
For the month of December, the north and the northeast will have temperatures as low as 16-22C degrees in the plains, with 6-12C degrees in mountain areas.
Across the Gulf of Thailand there is a strong northeast monsoon which will continue bringing occasionally heavy rains to many southern areas.In the upper Gulf, from Chumphon, north, waves of about 2m are forecast, and in the lower Gulf, from Surat Thani downward, waves about of 2-3m and thundershowers are forecast.
“Beware of the inshore surge along the southeast coast. All ships should proceed with caution, and small boats should keep ashore, ”Another strong high-pressure system is currently covering southern China. It’s expected to reach northeast Thailand today. Cool to cold winds are predicted for the north and northeast, dropping temperatures by 5-10C degrees.
The central and eastern regions, including Bangkok, will be cool and windy while the temperature will decrease by 4-6C degrees, according to the department. - The Nation/ANN
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