The current warning period runs from early June with extensions possible based on evolving weather conditions.

The warning covers forest runoff, flash floods, waterlogging, and landslides across 71 provinces, with watch lists across the North, Northeast, Central/Eastern regions, and the South.

All provinces should maintain 24-hour monitoring, prepare pumps and emergency equipment, check evacuation routes, and ensure rapid-response capability for vulnerable areas.

Travel plans involving boat trips, island tours, ferries, and outdoor activities may be delayed; monitor local weather advisories and flash flood warnings near waterways and low-lying areas.

Travel disruptions may affect ferries, island tours, diving, snorkeling, and beach activities, with potential route restrictions; stay updated on local weather alerts.

Stay informed through official weather updates and the THAI DISASTER ALERT system, avoid flood-prone routes during heavy rain, and call the 1784 24/7 safety hotline for guidance.

Public updates are available via the THA DISASTER ALERT app, the DDPM Line account, or the 1784 safety hotline for continuous 24/7 assistance.

Follow official warnings, prepare for temporary shelters and supplies in risk areas, and maintain contact with authorities through the 1784 line for rapid guidance.

Authorities warned of strong waves along coastal areas and potential impacts on tourism and boating in the affected provinces, in addition to flooding risks.

Regional disaster centers will monitor conditions, deploy response teams, and issue warnings or closures for natural attractions and water activities as needed.

Public, fishermen, and coastal operators should monitor official advisories as conditions remain unstable.

Risk-area provinces are to monitor rainfall, water levels, drainage, and public alerts, deploying disaster-response teams quickly if conditions worsen.