Thai Meteorological Department issues heavy rain and rough sea alert for Pattaya and beyond
The Thai Meteorological Department has issued a weather warning through May 18, forecasting heavy rainfall and rough seas across Thailand due to a strengthened monsoon, with residents and tourists in Pattaya urged to prepare for potential flooding and hazardous maritime conditions.
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