As Thailand braces for another bout of inclement weather, the Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) is on high alert. With rainclouds looming, a deluge is forecasted to pour over Thailand, putting 39 provinces in the splash zone. The northeastern, northern, and eastern regions seem poised to bear the brunt of Mother Nature’s watery wrath. In the midst of this soggy scenario, Tropical Storm Danas is staging an impromptu appearance. Expected to make landfall on July 7, Danas is set to sprinkle its brand of chaos, possibly stirring up flash floods and landslides across vulnerable areas such as Nan, Phrae, and Nong Khai, among others. While Danas might not be crashing onto Thai shores directly, its repercussive effects could have quite a ripple. The TMD’s watchful eyes attribute these imminent downpours to a pesky low-pressure system camping out over northern Vietnam, working in tandem with a moderately vexing southwest monsoon that has…
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