Clarification on Tropical Cyclone “Cimaron” from the Meteorological Department

The Meteorological Department would like to clarify that recent information circulating about natural disasters does not⁤ originate from ​the department. This message ⁣is from an unauthorized individual or agency, which can cause misunderstandings.

According to the Meteorological Department’s monitoring and forecasting, a tropical ‌cyclone named​ “Cimaron” (CIMARON) is ⁢currently present in the⁤ Pacific⁢ Ocean. This storm has tropical storm-level intensity and is expected to weaken over time.

A low-pressure system has formed in ⁤the‍ eastern area of the Philippines ​and is likely to strengthen⁣ into a tropical cyclone. It may develop into a​ dust storm​ and move towards Taiwan. However,‌ a high air pressure system or a strong cold air mass from China will spread to cover upper Vietnam on September 30, 2024, and continue to expand, resulting in⁢ increased rainfall in Thailand⁣ during the early stages, followed ‍by cooler weather.

This⁤ storm does not have a direct impact on⁤ Thailand’s weather. Although the air pressure is high, it will‍ weaken as it ⁤moves closer to the east coast ​of China​ and will not approach Vietnam or the upper northern region of Thailand. The storm may also weaken before‍ reaching land.

Residents are⁤ advised to closely follow weather forecast‍ information during this period, ‌as the weather season is changing, and variations may occur on some days.