清迈雨季与洪水：月份、风险与预警

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   Benny0_o2024年10月4日

   Chiang Mai is badly flooded, the drainage system is overwhelmed. 3 hours ago there was no water here(arcade bus station), and it hasn't rained, this appeared from the ground/drains. The ping river (1.5km away) is at its all time high around 5.2m. It's also getting worse.. and rain looks like it is coming in the next hour or two.

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      jonez450reloaded2024年10月5日

      While the drains suck, drains have nothing to do with the flooding you're seeing this morning - the Ping River is overflowing at record highs and it's all through Wat Ket, where the bus station is. > is at its all time high around 5.2m. Now 5.28m at 7:00.

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      Azure_chan2024年10月5日

      Idk why you are downvoted. As a local here, most of Chiang Mai is indeed no flooded. This is the worst flood in many years but it affect a few dozen square kilometers. Not the whole city.

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      Jazzybeans992024年10月5日

      Was once scene last night as i am daily riding my bike in CM...headed towards night bazaar and chinatown and was blocked off and flooded..again as it was last week....sucks as i watched the guys suck out all the water from pantip plaza garage for 3 days and now its flooded again....also at the hotel across the street the parking is below and became a pool and there is a car in there completely underwater....sorry for who comes back as its covered and seems to be stored there awhile ..now double submerged..aka ruined other parts near cm gate are still flooded due to no drainage and usual market gad gom was flooded out as it happens there alot as its a low lying area.....sad for all the businesses there as the whole market was flooded and is a busy daily market for locals...and then the overflow from the mountain and waterfalls etc was bad up in Chiang rai last month as i did my visa run and also out in pai and mae hong son....as ive gotten a few mails from tourists asking me if its flooding..........just has to be frustrating to clean up as they did last week and then it was even worse last night.....gonna go have a look at progress today

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      InsuranceRare50942024年10月5日

      I just found this article saying: “However, the provincial irrigation office on Saturday forecast that the water level was likely to remain stable and recede to normal in about five days. Thai media reported that efforts to evacuate elephants and other animals from several sanctuaries and parks on the outskirts of the city were continuing Saturday.” That was released at 11 pm last night. 5 days from October 5th is October 10th. Based on these two records found, I will estimate for myself (we all must be responsible to estimate for ourselves) to be able to go home on the 10th. It may be hectic then so I will wait until the 12th and let people who have urgent reason to return get settled first. My best wishes to everyone - with special recognition of those negatively impacted by this event. May you be well and get back up on your feet quickly.

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   Vaxion2024年9月27日

   Worst floods in Chiang Rai and now whole of Chiang Mai is getting flooded. We may not see repeat of 2011 level floods in Bangkok (hoping the flood prevention measure work) but from I am hearing from Thai friends from north is that this is the first time in their lives that they've seen such level of flooding especially in Chiang Rai region. Two strong tropical depressions one after another hitting the region within a month. While the worst is already over for Mae Sai and Chiang Rai city and the long clean up operations continue, Chiang Mai is just getting started with water level continuing to rise as dams cannot hold anymore.

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      Haysdb2024年9月27日

      It’s not all of Chiang Mai but low-lying areas along the Ping river. I do hope the water doesn’t continue to rise though. That would be bad.

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      adopto2024年9月27日

      Chiang Rai had it rough a week or two back. It looked pretty bad but I wasnt there. Re Chiang Mai, water levels have been receding in the Ping since yesterday and only a small part of the city is flooded (Chang Klan - which is flood prone and floods regularly). Old city, Nimman, Santitham all fine. Not sure what you're on about to be honest.

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      endlesswander2024年9月27日

      Maybe important to be precise... the CMU flooding is not from the river so it's not like the flooding is all the way between the river and the campus. CMU flooding is apparently from water coming down from Doi Suthep

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      liveluvtravel2024年9月27日

      Actually the Ping has been slowly rising again in the city all day today. Back up to 4.24m as of 2pm after falling slightly overnight from the record highs set on Thursday. Also the dam at Mae Ngat is over 110% capacity so water is going over the top of the emergency spillway now. It is inevitable that they will have to open that spillway at some point and that is projected to add as much as half a meter of rise to the Ping. In other words, it ain’t over til it’s over.

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