Thailand

The moderate monsoon trough lay across upper Myanmar and upper Laos toward a low-pressure cell over northern Vietnam on 1 Jul. It then intensified and shifted southward to lie across upper northern and upper northeastern Thailand toward low-pressure cells over Laos and upper Vietnam during 2-4 Jul. Furthermore, the low-pressure cell covered upper Laos at the end of the week. In addition, a moderate southwesterly monsoon prevailed over the Andaman Sea, Thailand, and the Gulf of Thailand throughout the week. These conditions resulted in continued rainfall over upper Thailand, especially with densely distributed rain in the northern and northeastern regions for most of the week, accompanied by flooding and landslide in some areas. In the southern region, rainfall was reported in several areas, mainly along the west coast. 

Upper Thailand will be more cold especially the northern and northeastern regions with some thunderstorms on certain days. For the mountain tops, mountain peaks, and mountain ranges, the weather is generally cold. This is because The high pressure area from China will extend to cover the North and Northeast periodically. It will be mostly moderate power. the southern part It continues to rain heavily. especially the east coast from Chumphon down There are still thunderstorms in 60 - 80 percent of the area with heavy rain in many areas and very heavy in some places.This will cause flash floods and flash floods, as well as overflowing riverbanks in some places. For wind waves in the Gulf of Thailand will be strong. In some periods, there will be waves 2 - 4 meters high, while the Andaman Sea will have 1-2 meters high because the northeast monsoon still prevails over the Gulf of Thailand and the South. It will have strength from time to time. In addition, there will be a monsoon trough that lies across the central South in some periods. In addition, in some periods there will be an active low pressure cell moving closer. and has a high chance of moving through the southern region