Weather in Hua Hin & Thailand
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Will do mate. Did you ever try that Mr Sings?
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I went but they weren't open that day...
My brain is like an Internet browser; 12 tabs are open and 5 of them are not responding, there's a GIF playing in an endless loop,... and where is that annoying music coming from?
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I've had a few already.Very Cheap and cheerful. Nice guy too.hhfarang wrote:I went but they weren't open that day...
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Hey Buksida, I don't see this refreshing every 30 minutes - last update was 9 June 22:30.07.buksida wrote:Found this on another forum, it updates every 30 minutes or so and shows current cloud cover which will indicate the chance of a shower, not sure how accurate it will be for here though:
Coincidentally, around the time you posted - did you break it?
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Head to this link directly and you'll see the most recent activity: http://www2.tmd.go.th/radar/cmpLoop.php Pete 
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Bloody chilly over here in Rayong with 23C at 1500 hours. Starting to feel like February again. Eat your heart out HHF. 
Hua Hin still showing 28C at the moment. That's still cool for daytime temps anywhere here. Been raining since 1000 hours and I see it is in HH also. It looks like the entire east and near south is wet today. Pete
Hua Hin still showing 28C at the moment. That's still cool for daytime temps anywhere here. Been raining since 1000 hours and I see it is in HH also. It looks like the entire east and near south is wet today. Pete Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. Source
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Warning
"Flash Flood and Strong Wind-Wave"
No. 4 Time Issued : June 18, 2011
The active southwest monsoon covers the Andaman Sea, Thailand and the Gulf of Thailand. Abundant rain and isolated heavy to very heavy fall remain over the windward side of the Central, the East and the South west coast. People in risky areas of Chanthaburi and Trat should beware of flooding condition during 18-19 June 2011,
The strong wind-wave is expected mainly in the Andaman Sea and in the upper Gulf of Thailand from Surat Thani northward 2-3 meters high. All ships should proceed with caution, and small boats in the Andaman Sea keep ashore. High wave is likely over the coastline of the South west coast in a few days.
"Flash Flood and Strong Wind-Wave"
No. 4 Time Issued : June 18, 2011
The active southwest monsoon covers the Andaman Sea, Thailand and the Gulf of Thailand. Abundant rain and isolated heavy to very heavy fall remain over the windward side of the Central, the East and the South west coast. People in risky areas of Chanthaburi and Trat should beware of flooding condition during 18-19 June 2011,
The strong wind-wave is expected mainly in the Andaman Sea and in the upper Gulf of Thailand from Surat Thani northward 2-3 meters high. All ships should proceed with caution, and small boats in the Andaman Sea keep ashore. High wave is likely over the coastline of the South west coast in a few days.
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Warning as floods menace 19 provinces
By THE NATION
Published on June 27, 2011
A nine-year-old Burmese girl suffered an electric shock while wading through floodwater in Tak's Mae Sot district yesterday.
She is being treated at the Mae Sot Hospital, as police investigate. They believe the electricity supply to the area had not yet been cut off when the Burmese girl reached the flooded spot.
Floods hit many areas of the province yesterday- while officials are still trying to find out more about the earthquake that hit Trang on Friday.
In Mae Ramat district, residents in two villages were evacuated in the face of rising floodwaters and more than 100 houses were inundated. The floods also ravaged a vast area of paddy fields but no casualties were reported.
The National Disaster Warning Centre also warned residents of Mae Hong Son, Chiang Rai, Chiang Mai, Lamphun, Lampang, Phayao, Phrae, Nan, Uttaradit, Tak, Sukhothai, Phitsanulok, Phetchabun, Loei, Nong Bua Lamphu, Udon Thani and Nong Khai to beware of possible flash floods.
In Nan, floods had hit 48 villages as of press time.
Meanwhile, the Department of Mineral Resources (DMR) is trying to determine the epicentre of Trang's first recorded earthquake in history.
"Since Thailand started recording earthquakes half a century ago, there had never been one in Trang before," Lertsin Raksasakunwong said yesterday in his capacity as head of the DMR Environmental Geology and Earthquake Department.
The tremor was felt in Trang's Hat Samran district late Friday night and Lertsin said it measured between 2.6 and 3.5 on the Richter scale.
Locals in Kan Tang district blamed the earthquake for cracks in their houses.
Lertsin said at this point, it remained unclear where was the epicentre of Friday's earthquakes.
"But we are trying to find out," he said, "The information will help us estimate quake risks in the future".
Of the 13 known active faults in Thailand, none has straddled Trang.
EDIT: The Bangkok Post detailed story. http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/2 ... l-in-north
By THE NATION
Published on June 27, 2011
A nine-year-old Burmese girl suffered an electric shock while wading through floodwater in Tak's Mae Sot district yesterday.
She is being treated at the Mae Sot Hospital, as police investigate. They believe the electricity supply to the area had not yet been cut off when the Burmese girl reached the flooded spot.
Floods hit many areas of the province yesterday- while officials are still trying to find out more about the earthquake that hit Trang on Friday.
In Mae Ramat district, residents in two villages were evacuated in the face of rising floodwaters and more than 100 houses were inundated. The floods also ravaged a vast area of paddy fields but no casualties were reported.
The National Disaster Warning Centre also warned residents of Mae Hong Son, Chiang Rai, Chiang Mai, Lamphun, Lampang, Phayao, Phrae, Nan, Uttaradit, Tak, Sukhothai, Phitsanulok, Phetchabun, Loei, Nong Bua Lamphu, Udon Thani and Nong Khai to beware of possible flash floods.
In Nan, floods had hit 48 villages as of press time.
Meanwhile, the Department of Mineral Resources (DMR) is trying to determine the epicentre of Trang's first recorded earthquake in history.
"Since Thailand started recording earthquakes half a century ago, there had never been one in Trang before," Lertsin Raksasakunwong said yesterday in his capacity as head of the DMR Environmental Geology and Earthquake Department.
The tremor was felt in Trang's Hat Samran district late Friday night and Lertsin said it measured between 2.6 and 3.5 on the Richter scale.
Locals in Kan Tang district blamed the earthquake for cracks in their houses.
Lertsin said at this point, it remained unclear where was the epicentre of Friday's earthquakes.
"But we are trying to find out," he said, "The information will help us estimate quake risks in the future".
Of the 13 known active faults in Thailand, none has straddled Trang.
EDIT: The Bangkok Post detailed story. http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/2 ... l-in-north
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Hmm IRIS doesn't show any earthquakes in Thailand. Is there any other source for this info?
Given that Richter 3 is about what you feel when a bus drives past your house, cracking in structures doesn't seem particularly likely. Would be interested to see something 'solid' so to say.
Given that Richter 3 is about what you feel when a bus drives past your house, cracking in structures doesn't seem particularly likely. Would be interested to see something 'solid' so to say.
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You're right. I can't find it on any chart either, including the USGS worldwide listing by day and magnitude. Maybe it was gophers!Korkenzieher wrote:Hmm IRIS doesn't show any earthquakes in Thailand. Is there any other source for this info?
Given that Richter 3 is about what you feel when a bus drives past your house, cracking in structures doesn't seem particularly likely. Would be interested to see something 'solid' so to say.
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Probably just a cement truck going down the road. That feels like a 3 when they go down the street in front of my house.
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Warning
"Tropical Storm NOCK TEN "
No. 1 Time Issued : July 28, 2011
At 10.00 LST today, tropical storm “NOCK TEN” over the South China Sea was centered about 630 kilometers east of Hainan Island, China or latitude 18.2 degree North, longitude 116.6 degree East with sustained wind about 45 knot or 85 km/hr. The storm is moving west-northwest at a speed about 10 knot or 18 km/hr. It is expected to move across Hainan Island, the Gulf of Tonkin and make landfall over upper Vietnam during 30-31 July. The active southwest monsoon prevails over the Andaman Sea, Thailand and the Gulf of Thailand. Torrential rain and heavy to very heavy fall are expected much of the windward side of the North, Northeast, western portion of Central, East and South west coast. People in the risky areas along foothills and waterways should beware of flash flood during 30 July – 2 August.
"Tropical Storm NOCK TEN "
No. 1 Time Issued : July 28, 2011
At 10.00 LST today, tropical storm “NOCK TEN” over the South China Sea was centered about 630 kilometers east of Hainan Island, China or latitude 18.2 degree North, longitude 116.6 degree East with sustained wind about 45 knot or 85 km/hr. The storm is moving west-northwest at a speed about 10 knot or 18 km/hr. It is expected to move across Hainan Island, the Gulf of Tonkin and make landfall over upper Vietnam during 30-31 July. The active southwest monsoon prevails over the Andaman Sea, Thailand and the Gulf of Thailand. Torrential rain and heavy to very heavy fall are expected much of the windward side of the North, Northeast, western portion of Central, East and South west coast. People in the risky areas along foothills and waterways should beware of flash flood during 30 July – 2 August.
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↑ Here is a picture of this storm. It seems the biggest threat to Hua Hin and to me here in Rayong is the monsoon moisture it's sucking into it from the west. In Rayong they're predicting about 185mm of rain between today and next Tuesday. About 89mm for Hua Hin. Pete
http://www.sattmet.tmd.go.th/newversion/mergesat.html
http://www.sattmet.tmd.go.th/newversion/mergesat.html
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^ Pete, I got a "Malicious website detected" message from my browser security when I clicked on that link...
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We went through this before about a year ago HHF. I never got any notice but BB did. I sent it into two separate virus companies and both came back saying they could find nothing and it was a false positive. Petehhfarang wrote:^ Pete, I got a "Malicious website detected" message from my browser security when I clicked on that link...
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