Hello,
There's usually a label that shows when the weather model was updated. eg "Updated 1 Hrs ago"

This feature is very useful, since my work heavily relies on the weather forecast, and I wanted to know if the forecast data that I am seeing is updated (Not the one that was updated 5-6 hrs ago).

Thanks,
Travis

@Filip_K This is great news, THANK YOU!!

I think the Rayong Radar (Sattahip) is no longer in service. There's another radar in Rayong, Pluak-Daeng, but I don't think Windy is displaying data from this radar yet.

You can view the radar data here.. https://file.royalrain.go.th/opendata/radar_data/cappi/?station=pluakdaeng

I hope Windy implements the data from this radar soon.

@corsita The Pluak-Daeng Radar that was added to windy earlier is out of order and from I asked guys from TMD, will ages for it to come in service again.
Meanwhile, you can use the newly launched radar, the Suvarnabhumi Radar,
and the Rayong Radar which should cover all eastern part.

Here are some links to them from the official TMD website
Suvarnabhumi Radar
https://weather.tmd.go.th/svp240_HQ_edit2.php
https://weather.tmd.go.th/svp240_HQ_Loop_edit2.php

Rayong Radar
https://weather.tmd.go.th/ryg240_HQ_edit2.php
https://weather.tmd.go.th/ryg240_HQ_Loop_edit2.php

Hope this helps!

@Suty please add these radars to Windy soon!

Dear @Filip_K,

Could you please prioritize this? I fully appreciate the constant challenge of maintaining the Thai radar network, which frequently requires dealing with new installations and the decommissioning of older units. However, the region's core industries—agriculture, tourism, and sea transport—rely on the Windy radar history and forecast as an essential tool for scheduling work and ensuring operational safety around rainfall.

Thank you,
Travis

@Filip_K Thank you!!

@Filip_K THANK YOU!!!

@Suty said in Radar sources for Thailand:

@corsita Hello, our colleagues still work on new radar in Thailand. Some radars were much easier to add them, so they are already available. Other ones still take some time, so this should be a reason for this.

Hi @Suty and @David-Polášek,

Thank you to the Windy team for fixing the radar sources in Thailand!

However, as @corsita mentioned, the current radar sources still do not cover the easternmost part of Thailand. Regarding the Sattahip radar link he shared, it appears it might not be accessible from outside Thailand.

The Rayong radar source from the TMD website that I mentioned in the thread opener (https://weather.tmd.go.th/ryg240.php) should cover all of eastern Thailand and is publicly accessible. Could you please check if this source can be integrated to fill in the missing coverage?

Thank you again for your hard work!
Travis

Hi @David-Polášek

Just following up on this—do you happen to have any updates or a rough ETA on when the updated TMD radar feeds might be integrated?

Thanks again to the team for looking into it!

Hi Windy Team,

It looks like the weather radar coverage for the eastern part of Thailand has been greyed out/missing for some time now.

This issue seems to be caused by the Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) updating their source radar URLs. For reference, the active and updated radar links for the Rayong station can be found here:

https://weather.tmd.go.th/ryg240.php

Could you please look into updating the radar feed sources for Thailand when you get a chance?

Thank you!
Travis

@Filip_K Thank you!!

@Suty That is great news, thank you!

Dear @Filip_K,

Could you please prioritize this? I fully appreciate the constant challenge of maintaining the Thai radar network, which frequently requires dealing with new installations and the decommissioning of older units. However, the region's core industries—agriculture, tourism, and sea transport—rely on the Windy radar history and forecast as an essential tool for scheduling work and ensuring operational safety around rainfall.

Thank you,
Travis

@corsita The Pluak-Daeng Radar that was added to windy earlier is out of order and from I asked guys from TMD, will ages for it to come in service again.
Meanwhile, you can use the newly launched radar, the Suvarnabhumi Radar,
and the Rayong Radar which should cover all eastern part.

Here are some links to them from the official TMD website
Suvarnabhumi Radar
https://weather.tmd.go.th/svp240_HQ_edit2.php
https://weather.tmd.go.th/svp240_HQ_Loop_edit2.php

Rayong Radar
https://weather.tmd.go.th/ryg240_HQ_edit2.php
https://weather.tmd.go.th/ryg240_HQ_Loop_edit2.php

Hope this helps!

@Suty please add these radars to Windy soon!

Hello Windy,
There's a new weather station in Thailand, the Suvarnabhumi Station, and I think it comes with

This time the radar data available on the official TMD website, here are some links to it;
https://weather.tmd.go.th/svp_240.php
https://weather.tmd.go.th/svp/svp240_latest.jpg

Please implement this data soon!

Also..
The Ubon Ratchathani has the 480 km coverage data, which will also cover most eastern Thailand. I think windy already has this radar data but the less coverage one?
https://weather.tmd.go.th/ubn480_edit1.php

Thanks,
Travis

Hello,
There's usually a label that shows when the weather model was updated. eg "Updated 1 Hrs ago"

This feature is very useful, since my work heavily relies on the weather forecast, and I wanted to know if the forecast data that I am seeing is updated (Not the one that was updated 5-6 hrs ago).

Thanks,
Travis