High chance of heatstroke, sunstroke with prolonged exposure, Meteorological Dept warns theSun theSundaily HeatStroke heatwave WeatherUpdate phuket news
: Phuket, as well as Bangna district in Bangkok and Laem Chabang in Chonburi, are expected to be the hottest places in Thailand, with the heat index predicted to exceed 54 °C.
The heat index, which takes into account the combined effects of air temperature, relative humidity, and wind speed on the human body, is also known as the apparent temperature. Meanwhile, the Meteorological Department forecasted that the scorching hot weather in Thailand is expected to continue until next Wednesday as the temperature could hit 44°C in the northern provinces.
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