Thailand’s winter season will be delayed by approximately one week this year, according to the Thai Meteorological Department. The delay means warmer-than-normal temperatures are anticipated across the country. In Bangkok, residents can expect low temperatures to reach 19°C. However, the southern region of Thailand faces a heightened risk of heavy rainfall and potential flooding. The expected start of winter in upper Thailand is anticipated in the third week of the month. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely to mitigate potential impacts from both the warmer temperatures and increased precipitation. This shift in seasonal patterns highlights the continuing challenges posed by climate variability in Thailand.