Not so bad yet - Thailand may not feel full impact of La Nina this year, say weather experts


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BANGKOK (The Nation Thailand/ANN): As El Nino shifts into neutral gear, climate change conditions are making it tougher to forecast whether the cooler, wetter La Niña phenomenon will be arriving in Thailand this year.

El Nino wreaked havoc across the world in 2023, creating extreme weather events, drought, wildfires and scorching heatwaves across Southeast and South Asia as well as South America. The weather phenomenon was also felt in North America and South Africa, where it made the cold months warmer.

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