Daily Forecast Distribution On Dec 7, 2007 General Situation at 04:00 AM local Time A high pressure system from China has dominated the upper Thailand and South China Sea. Cool to cold weather and morning fog over the country. There is strong northeast monsoon over the South and the Gulf of Thailand. More rain is expected in the lower southern Thailand. Wave height about 2-4 meters is likely in the Gulf. All ships should proceed with caution and small boats in the lower Gulf should keep ashore. Weather Forcast For Thailand From 6:00 AM Friday To 6:00 AM Saturday. Northern Part Morning fog with thick patches in some places and slight drop. Cold in the upper part and cool elsewhere. Minimum temperature 13 C Maximum temperature 31 C. Cold to very cold in mountain tops. Minimum temperature 3-8 C Easterly winds 10-25 km/hr. Northeastern Part Cold in the upper part and cool elsewhere with morning mist and slight drop and windy. Minimum temperature 15 C. Maximum temperature 32 C. Cold in mountain tops. Minimum temperature 8-15 C. Northeasterly winds 15-35 km/hr. Central Part Morning mist with cool. Minimum temperature 21 C. Maximum temperature 32 C. Northeasterly winds 15-35 km/hr. Eastern Part Morning mist with cool and windy. Minimum temperature 21 C. Maximum temperature 33 C. Northeasterly winds 20-40 km/hr. Wave height about 1 meter and above 2 meters offshore. Southern Part (East Coast) Cool in the upper part and scattered thundershowers with isolated heavy rain in Nakhon Si Thammarat, Phatthalung, Songkhla, Pattani, Yala and Narathiwat provinces. Minimum temperature 22 C. Maximum temperature 31 C. Northeasterly winds 20-45 km/hr. Wave height 2-4 meters. Southern Part (West Coast) Cool in the upper part and widely scattered thundershowers in Trang and Satun. Minimum temperature 21 C. Maximum temperature 32 C. Easterly winds 20-35 km/hr. Wave height about 1 meter and 2 meters offshore. Metropolitan Morning mist and cool. Minimum temperature 21 C. Maximum temperature 33 C. Northeasterly winds 15-35 km/hr. Thai Meteorological department (02) 398-9874