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Extreme Weather


The weather in Thailand is considered so intense that the country is ranked ninth on the Global Climate Risk Index 2021 on nations most affected by “extreme weather events” between 2010 to 2019. Extreme weather is described as storms, wildfires, droughts, or other weather that is unusually severe and impactful.


The intense heat threat in Thailand is classed as high. This suggests that extended exposure to excessive heat, resulting in heat stress, is likely at least once in the next five years. The number of high hazards must be considered in project planning, design, and construction processes.  




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1 comment:

  1. Hello Destiny!

    I really enjoyed reading your post this week about the extreme weather that happens in Thailand! I liked the sources that you also included in your post and I thought that the picture also was a nice included visual. Good job!!

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