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Tropical storm Maysak to weaken as rain and rough seas affect Thailand
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The Thai Meteorological Department ( TMD ) reported at 4pm on July 5, 2026, that Tropical Storm “ Maysak ” was centred over Nanning, Guangxi province, China, at a latitude of 23.2 degrees north and a longitude of 108.8 degrees east.
Key facts
- The storm had maximum sustained winds near its centre of about 75 kilometres per hour and was moving northwards, slightly to the east, at 15 kilometres per hour.
- Updates are available from the Thai Meteorological Department’s website, or via 0-2399-4012-13 and 1182 around the clock.
- In the upper Andaman Sea, waves are expected to reach 2-3 metres and rise above 3 metres in areas with thunderstorms.
- In the lower Andaman Sea and the upper Gulf of Thailand, waves are expected to be about 2 metres high and more than 2 metres in thunderstorm areas.
Summary
The storm had maximum sustained winds near its centre of about 75 kilometres per hour and was moving northwards, slightly to the east, at 15 kilometres per hour.
It is expected to weaken into a depression and then into an active low-pressure cell before dissipating over southern China.