Cold air is expected throughout this week, according to forecasts from the Thai Meteorological Department.

This morning (13 January 2025), a strong cold air mass continues to cover the upper part of Thailand, bringing strong winds and a drop in temperatures. The northern region may experience a decrease of 2-4°C, while the northeastern region may see a drop of 1-2°C. Many areas remain cold, with very cold conditions on mountaintops. 

In the south, along the Gulf of Thailand, rainfall will increase, with heavy rain in parts of Pattani, Yala, and Narathiwat. Strong winds and high waves are expected. Small boats should avoid leaving the shore, especially in the Gulf.

- 14–15 January: The cold air mass will weaken slightly, causing temperatures to rise.

- 16–18 January: A new strong cold air mass will move in, keeping the upper regions cold to very cold. Winter is not over yet, and cold weather will continue in the northern and upper northeastern regions until the end of January.

In the south, rainfall along the Gulf will increase with heavy rain in some areas during 15–17 January. After 19–27 January, the cold air mass will weaken further, temperatures will rise, and wind directions may change.

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