This year of the winner time is quite of not common and also abnormal one all around

http://************/fxrpg4.jpg

http://************/fxrs4h.jpg

http://************/fxrslc.jpg

http://************/fxrsqh.jpg

rain + humidity must be nasty

I would blaim"""Global warming""". Longer hot season and shorter cool season.

Today, I can feel the winter. :D

It kindna reminds me of that movie, "The day after tomorrow". When it began to rain and rain nonstop!!

This year of the winner time is quite of not common and also abnormal one all around

http://************/fxrpg4.jpg


How old is this picture ? Is it almost 10 years ago?

How old is this picture ? Is it almost 10 years ago?

nope, it just happened few weeks ago.


Talking about raining in November, It's not too strange na, I think.
Yeah true, this year it rained a lot.

but as i remember, there're heavy rain during Loy Kratong Festival almost every year, same as this year.

:)

The photos on that newspaper might look old to someone because of the car models you see. Most of them are old and outdated. I've also noticed big trucks on the road. What they're doing inside the inner city at this daytime?? Aren't they allowed??

severe rain indeed!

But it is the season for rain anyway, and its been wetter and cooler here in Singapore :cheers:

The photos on that newspaper might look old to someone because of the car models you see. Most of them are old and outdated. I've also noticed big trucks on the road. What they're doing inside the inner city at this daytime?? Aren't they allowed??

This News was on Nov.9 of this year :)

Today, I can feel the winter. :D

Really krub especially in the earlier moring and evening ;)
In Krathong day had a heavily raining at night also when the firework had started

Today also cloundly and be hoping that not in raining afterward

Heavy rains strand hundreds at Thai Samui airport
Fri Nov 25, 2005 9:35 AM GMT13



BANGKOK (Reuters) - Torrential rains and tropical storms have closed traffic at the airport on the southern Thai resort island of Samui, stranding hundreds of passengers, an airport spokeswoman said on Friday.

All 38 Bangkok Airways flights between Bangkok and Samui in the Gulf of Thailand were cancelled on Friday after four flights from Bangkok the previous night were diverted to Phuket Island, which is on the other side of the coast in the Andaman Sea.

"We are in commotion now," the spokeswoman told Reuters from her Bangkok headquarters that faced difficult communications with its Samui staff because of blackouts in some parts of the island.

Floods on some roads on the island prevented passengers from travelling to the airport that is littered with fallen coconut trees and rubbish from the sea, said the spokeswoman, who declined to be identified.

Despite the airport shutdown, ferries still ran between the island and mainland Surat Thani province where passengers could travel back to Bangkok and other parts of the country, she said.

The eastern part of the southern Thai peninsula is coming to the end of its monsoon season.

"It has been raining continuously in the past 30 hours with more than 200 mm (7.9 inches) so far," Samui district chief Thirayuth Eamtrakoon told Reuters while visiting flood-hit residents.

Bangkok Airways, which also owns and operates the airport, expected to resume its flights on Saturday if rain stopped on Friday night, the spokeswoman said.

Torrential rains in the past three days have hit eight southern Thai provinces, killing three people, including a five-year-old boy, the government said in a statement.

^^^^ Raining has been affecting tourism on Samui island.^^^^ I feel sorry for this news.

^^^^ Raining has been affecting tourism on Samui island.^^^^ I feel sorry for this news.

Some PIC here ~~~~~~

http://************/i1xxlh.jpg

http://************/i1xxms.jpg