NWS Update on Tropical Cyclone Status in the Pacific Ocean This Morning (October 3, 2023) Hurricane “Quino” (KOINU) is moving towards the northwest. North is somewhat moving towards the southern part of the island of Taiwan during October 5, 2023 and continues to move towards the eastern side of China around Guangdong Province and Hong Kong and is expected to weaken further.
And “Hurricane Quino” This has no direct impact on weather conditions in Thailand. This is because a cold air mass is spreading over southern China, causing the storm to weaken during this period. The rain that will fall will come from the monsoon basin that still extends across Thailand. Low pressure area and winds blowing in a storm still need to be monitored periodically, no need to worry.
to “Cumulative Rainfall Forecast” 10 days ago from 3 to 12 October 2023, a report from the European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) stated that
During the period 3 – 5 October 2023, the wind direction remains variable. The low pressure area covers the Gulf of Thailand and the southern region. In addition, the monsoon trough has shifted downward and lies across the northeastern, central, eastern and upper southern regions. Rain can also fall along the monsoon trough and low pressure areas. Caution must be exercised against heavy rains in the lower northeastern region. Lower Central Region (Bangkok and surrounding areas) Eastern and Southern Regions During these days 1-2 the winds will be weak to moderate especially in the Andaman Sea and the wave height will be 1-2 metres.
From October 6 to 12, 2023, the lowest level of the monsoon will swing across the northern, northeastern and upper central regions, causing some increased rainfall over the upper part of Thailand. Heavy rain in some places, and this period is the end of the rainy season and the beginning of winter. The weather is very variable, as the northern region and the upper northeastern region begin to spread a cold air mass to cover them.
(This information is subject to change based on new imported data. Under the circumstances of the year in which El Niño occurred, causing rain and storm conditions used in making the decision to change)
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