SEVERE Flooding Hits THAILAND – Man Missing as Villages Goes Under Water

Thailand is facing widespread flooding after heavy rain inundated Pattaya and parts of Chonburi overnight, with floodwater reaching around one metre in the worst-affected streets. One man was swept into a flooded canal in Pattaya before dawn and remained missing as of late Thursday morning. Flooding spread across Pattaya from inland roads toward Beach Road, while Highway 331 in Si Racha was also covered by water. Moving floodwater, hidden drainage channels and strong currents created dangerous conditions, while parked motorbikes and debris were carried through flooded streets. The rain began Wednesday night and continued into Thursday morning, with runoff from higher ground inland contributing to the flooding. Thailand's weather office warned that heavy rain and possible flash floods could continue through Sunday, with a low-pressure system over Cambodia expected to move across eastern and central Thailand, including Bangkok. In this video, we examine the Pattaya flooding, the search for the missing man, the conditions across Chonburi, and why more heavy rain is expected through the weekend. Global Weather covers natural disasters and extreme weather events as they develop, using sourced reporting and avoiding unsupported speculation. CHAPTERS 0:00 — Pattaya Flooding Overnight 1:19 — Floods Spread Across Chonburi 2:13 — SEARCH — One Man Missing 3:04 — Water Rises Through Pattaya 3:51 — What Caused the Flooding? 4:42 — Pattaya's Recurring Flood Problem 5:30 — Inside the Flood Footage 6:20 — The Hidden Danger of Fast Water 7:12 — Heavy Rain Across Eastern Thailand 8:03 — More Rain Through Sunday 8:55 — Floodwater Damages Roads and Property 9:45 — RESCUE — Search at the Canal SOURCES Thai Meteorological Department The Nation Thailand Bangkok Post The Star Malaysia #PattayaFlood #ThailandFlood #PattayaFlooding #ThailandFlooding2026 #ChonburiFlood #ThailandWeather #FlashFlood #FloodingThailand #Pattaya #Chonburi #HeavyRain #ExtremeWeather #GlobalWeather