Winter beckons in Thailand's North

[News Bandit]

CHIANG MAI, Oct 11 - Temperatures are dropping in Thailand’s northern provinces as winter approaches, after the floods began to fade, and cleanup is under way.
 
Royal Agricultural Angkhang Station has adjusted its floral garden design to prepare for an influx of tourists coming to enjoy the chilling weather. The average night temperature recorded at 16-18 degrees Celsius. Some tourists travel to experience cool breezes in the mountains.

In Nan province the temperature drop is particularly noticeable at dawn and dust, both in town and in other districts. A thick morning fog reduces visibility to less than 100 metres. Commuters are warned to drive carefully!

Fog also covers the entire province of Loei. Provincial Meteorological Office chief Kamphan Butraj said winter is sooner than expected this year, with the lowest temperature recorded at 11.5 degrees Celsius at Phu Luang wildlife sanctuary.

At Phu Kradung National Park, the temperature was recorded at 15 decrees Celsius. (MCOT online news)
 

View the full article