Kalasin climate and rainfall by district

Of Kalasin's 0 districts, 0 have a high estimated chance of drought and 0 a high chance of extreme heat. The highest risk is in Huai Mek, where the drought level is Medium (based on the surrounding area).

Data period: Jan 2016 – Sep 2026 · Source: Climate Hazards Center UC Santa Barbara & WFP -- Thailand: Rainfall Indicators at Subnational Level (HDX) · Licence: CC BY

Not enough district-level data is available for Kalasin yet. This page will publish full rankings once more districts are covered.

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Topographic view shades terrain by elevation — higher, steeper ground is generally less exposed to flooding, while low-lying land near watercourses is more exposed.

How likely is drought in Kalasin?

No districts in Kalasin currently have a high estimated chance of drought.

No districts in Kalasin currently have a high estimated chance of extreme heat.

Which districts are most at risk?

Huai Mek in Kalasin has the highest single hazard estimate, a Medium level of drought.

What the levels mean

Each district gets a Low, Medium, or High estimate for every hazard. "Observed" levels come from a directly measured event, such as a satellite-recorded flood extent. "Estimated" levels are modelled from proxies such as terrain, historical rainfall, or monitoring-station readings, and are not a forecast or a probability. A level never combines more than one hazard, and "Not enough data yet" means exactly that — not a safe rating.

What this means if you're buying or renting

A High estimate for Kalasin is a prompt to ask more questions — request a site-specific flood or engineering survey, check the property's ground floor level and past flood history with the seller or agent, and review local drainage before committing. A Low estimate does not guarantee a property is risk-free, and none of these levels replace a professional inspection.

Full district data
DistrictAnnual rainfall totalWettest month3-month rainfall vs normalRainfall-deficit dekads (10-yr share)
Tha Khantho——80.67 percent10.83 percent
Nong Kung Si——75.86 percent13.89 percent
Kham Muang——75.47 percent14.17 percent
Huai Mek——73.97 percent14.44 percent
Somdet——75.69 percent15.28 percent
Yang Talat——79.47 percent15.56 percent
Sahatsakhan——75.4 percent16.11 percent
Kamalasai——83.86 percent16.39 percent
Khao Wong——84.82 percent16.39 percent
Rong Kham——86.19 percent17.22 percent
Huai Phueng——78.63 percent17.5 percent
Mueang Kalasin——79.77 percent17.5 percent
Na Mon——79.66 percent18.06 percent
Kuchinarai——88.08 percent19.72 percent

Frequently asked questions

How likely is flooding or other hazards in Kalasin?

In Kalasin, 0 districts have a high estimated chance of drought and 0 districts have a high estimated chance of extreme heat.

Which districts in Kalasin have a high estimated chance of drought?

No districts in Kalasin currently have a high estimated chance of drought.

Is the drought estimate for Kalasin observed or modelled?

The drought estimate for Kalasin's highest-risk district is based on the surrounding area.

Which districts in Kalasin have a high estimated chance of extreme heat?

No districts in Kalasin currently have a high estimated chance of extreme heat.

Is the extreme heat estimate for Kalasin observed or modelled?

There is not enough data yet to state the basis of the extreme heat estimate for Kalasin.

Which district in Kalasin has the highest estimated hazard risk overall?

Huai Mek in Kalasin has the highest single hazard estimate, a Medium level of drought.

What should I consider if I'm buying or renting property in Kalasin?

In areas of Kalasin with a High hazard estimate, ask for a site-specific survey and the property's flood history before committing — a High estimate is a prompt to investigate further, not a verdict on any single property.

Where does the hazard data for Kalasin come from?

The hazard estimates for Kalasin are sourced from Climate Hazards Center UC Santa Barbara & WFP -- Thailand: Rainfall Indicators at Subnational Level (HDX) (CC BY (Creative Commons Attribution International)).

What do the Low, Medium, and High hazard levels mean?

Low, Medium, and High are screening estimates, not a forecast or probability. Each hazard is scored on its own — there is no single combined risk score across hazards.

Sources & methodology