Flooding remained in Kanchanaburi, Ratchaburi and Satun provinces, affecting 3,128 families or 6,870 people in 86 villages on Wednesday morning, according to the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation.
In Kanchanaburi, floods continued in Muang, Sangkhla Buri, Tha Muang, Sri Sawat and Bo Phloi districts, affecting 285 families or 519 people in 19 villages.
In Ratchaburi, floods were reported in Photharam, Muang and Damnoen Saduak districts affecting 2,465 families or 5,145 people in 42 villages. Both provinces are in the Central Plains.
In the southern province of Satun, flooding hit Muang and Langu districts, affecting 378 families or 1,206 people in 25.
Flood levels in all three provinces were reported as declining.
From Oct 1, floods hit 20 provinces and killed six people, two in Kanchanaburi and one each in Chiang Mai, Ratchaburi, Phetchaburi and Trang.
The Meteorological Department said that in the North, the Northeast, the Central Plains and the East, rain would decline until Thursday, increase on Friday and Saturday and decrease again on Sunday and Monday next week due to the changing strength of cold air from China.
In the South, rain will be lower from Thursday to Monday next week but there could be isolated heavy rain in the region.