The Meteorological Department reports that cooling winds will herald stormy weather across Northern Thailand until next Thursday. After that, temperatures in the north and northeast will drop by 1-3 degrees Celsius.
According to the Meteorologist, a mild cold front is starting to move across China’s northeast and northern regions. Severe winds and heavy rain will accompany this weather system as it approaches the northern, lower northeastern, central, and eastern regions. A monsoon trough is also in the area.
After the rains, the northern and northeastern provinces will experience a 1-3 degree Celsius drop in temperature. Additionally, the government warned residents of low-lying areas and mountain valleys to prepare for potential flooding.
The Meteorological Department reported two tropical storms in the western Pacific at 4 a.m. today. Kraton, located in the eastern part of Luzon Island in the Philippines, is a tropical storm that might become a typhoon if the ocean waters warm enough. It will most likely make its way towards Taiwan and then Japan.
Meanwhile, tropical storm Jebi won’t hit Thailand, but travelers planning to fly to Taiwan between September 30 and October 2 should check the local weather forecast in advance.
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