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http://www.bangko...nto-winter Unusually heavy rain 'to persist into winter' Published: 29/11/2012 at 12:00 AM Newspaper section: News Unusually heavy rainfall will continue across the country well into this winter, the Thai Meteorological Department says. Unlike typical weather patterns in the past, high pressure fronts from China have not been moving into Thailand, said a senior official at the department. Weather this winter looks like it will be more affected by low pressure fronts from the southern part of the country, resulting in severe rainfall, she said. Bangkok on Wednesday suffered heavy downpours in many areas. Several provinces in the South and Central Plains have also experienced heavy rains recently. The unusually heavy rain "is not a result of El Nino or La Nina", the official said, adding that it will probably continue well into the winter, with especially strong downpours in December. "The [rain] levels will gradually reduce but will still remain above the seasonal average ... over the past 30 years," she added. However, the department said on its website that El Nino may develop over the next one or two months, resulting in warmer temperatures. Meanwhile, low pressure systems have been dominating in the Central, South and Gulf of Thailand regions, causing rainstorms. Heavy rainfall yesterday caused a flash flood in Chumphon's Pathiu district, affecting 49 villages. No injuries were reported. The governor of Chumphon, Pirasak Hinmuangkao, has ordered a 24-hour alert and called for careful monitoring of the situation. It has been raining along the southeastern coast since Monday and fishing boats have remained near the shore. The area from Prachuap Khiri Khan to Nakhon Si Thammarat has also been warned of heavy rainfall and possible flash floods. Wanchai Udomchai, director of the Southeastern Meteorological Centre, advised fishermen to keep their fishing boats ashore as waves in the Gulf of Thailand could be as high as two metres. "The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits."
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