People take a stroll along the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok, on Tuesday. (Photo: Bangkok Post)
Temperatures are expected to drop by 5-7°C in the Northeast and 2-4°C in other regions over the next two days, the Meteorological Department said on Thursday.
On April 1-2, as a rather strong high-pressure system from China extends downward to upper Thailand and the South China Sea, there will be summer storms with thundershowers, gusty winds and hail – first in the Northeast and then in the North, Central, including Bangkok and its vicinity, and East regions, the forecast said.
An active low-pressure cell over the middle of the South China Sea will move over the lower part of Vietnam and the tip of Indochina and will cover southern…
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