For eastern Thailand, the department forecast hot weather during the day with isolated thunderstorms, with Sa Kaeo, Chonburi, Rayong, Chanthaburi and Trat listed as the main risk areas. Temperatures were expected to range from 33C to 38C, while waves at sea were forecast to remain below one metre, rising above one metre in areas hit by thunderstorms.
Drivers urged to take extra care
The Meteorological Department urged people in affected areas to stay clear of open spaces, large trees and unstable billboards during severe weather, while farmers were advised to protect crops and livestock from possible damage. In Rayong, motorists were told to drive slowly and remain vigilant as rain and flooding continued to affect road conditions.
