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Weatherwatch: floods in Thailand and unseasonable temperatures in the US
Nick Prebble - Tuesday, January 10, 2012, 12:36
Heavy and persistent rain across the Malay peninsula caused flash flooding in southern provinces of Thailand on Monday and Tuesday last week. The deluge was caused by the combined effect of the north-east monsoon in the Gulf of Thailand and a low pressure system over northern Malaysia. Some 361mm of rain was recorded at Nakhonsi Thammarat in 36 hours, nearly three times the average January total. …
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