Cold surge from China to cool upper Thailand as rough seas and heavy rain hit lower South


BANGKOK: The Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) on Wednesday (Jan 7) said another rather strong high-pressure system from China is extending over upper Thailand, bringing a 1-3°C drop in temperatures and stronger winds.

Cool to cold conditions are expected in the North, Northeast and the upper Central region, while the rest of the country will see cooler weather, except the lower South. The TMD advised people to take care of their health in the colder conditions and to beware of fire hazards due to dry air and gusty winds.

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