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TMD forecasts torrential rain in 5 provinces on October 27
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The Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) issued warning No. 8 at 5am Thai time on October 27, 2026, forecasting torrential rain in five southern provinces and continued heavy rainfall in the South through October 28.
Key facts
- The warning, numbered 280/2569, forecasts persistent rain in southern Thailand on October 27–28, with heavy falls in many areas and torrential downpours in some places
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Summary
The warning, numbered 280/2569, forecasts persistent rain in southern Thailand on October 27–28, with heavy falls in many areas and torrential downpours in some places. The TMD cautioned that accumulated rainfall could cause flash floods, rapid runoff and waterlogging, particularly on foothill slopes near waterways and in low-lying areas.
Residents in southern areas already affected by flooding were advised to watch for rising water levels and closely follow instructions from local authorities.