Heavy Rain Forecast Across Thailand, North Faces Worst of Storms
Thailand's Meteorological Department warned on August 8 of heavy rainfall nationwide, with very heavy rain possible in parts of the North, Northeast, and East. Flash floods and runoff are a risk, and seas will see higher waves.
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