Maha Sarakham, Thailand: storm history

29 storms have passed within 50 km of Maha Sarakham from 1958 to 2025. The map shows Thailand; search for a town in Maha Sarakham to see storms near it.

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Years1842 to 2026
Ocean basin

Choosing a minimum category hides storms with no wind speed in the record. To see which storms have passed near you, search a town or ZIP code, or tap the map.

Key
  • Tropical depression Winds below 34 knots (39 mph)
  • Tropical storm 34 to 63 knots (39 to 73 mph)
  • Category 1 64 to 82 knots (74 to 95 mph)
  • Category 2 83 to 95 knots (96 to 110 mph)
  • Category 3 96 to 112 knots (111 to 129 mph), major
  • Category 4 113 to 136 knots (130 to 156 mph), major
  • Category 5 137 knots (157 mph) or more, major
  • Unknown intensity No wind speed in the record
  • Post-tropical Storm has become post-tropical (dashed line)

How to read the lines. Each line is the track of one storm, drawn through its six-hourly positions and coloured by its intensity at each point (the Saffir-Simpson scale), so a line changes colour as the storm strengthens or weakens. Tap a line for its details, or tap anywhere else to see which storms have passed nearby. Weaker storms appear as you zoom in. Hurricanes, typhoons and cyclones are the same kind of storm with different names in different oceans.

Storms near Maha Sarakham

The record holds 29 tropical cyclones whose tracks passed within 50 km of Maha Sarakham, Thailand between 1958 and 2025. The busiest month is September, with 11 of them. The strongest, measured where each came closest to the place, reached tropical storm strength. 17 of the storms have no wind speed in the record.

  • 29storms within 50 km
  • 0major (category 3 to 5) near here
  • 0at category 1 strength or more

A storm counts once, however many times it came close. The category is the storm's strongest point within 50 km, which can be weaker than its peak elsewhere.

How strong were the storms near Maha Sarakham?

Category near hereStormsShare
Tropical depression931%
Tropical storm310%
Category 100%
Category 200%
Category 300%
Category 400%
Category 500%
Unknown intensity1759%

The agency behind most of the intensity figures here is the US Joint Typhoon Warning Center (western Pacific).

Maha Sarakham storms over time

Storms by decade
Bar chart of storms by period. The most is 7 in 1960s.1950s11960s71970s51980s51990s12000s22010s42020s4

The 2020s only run to 2025, so that bar is for a shorter period. This place's record starts in 1958, and records before the satellite era (about the 1960s) are far less complete.

Show the numbers
PeriodCount
1950s1
1960s7
1970s5
1980s5
1990s1
2000s2
2010s4
2020s4

Earlier decades hold fewer storms partly because they were harder to see. Before weather satellites (about the 1960s) many storms that stayed at sea went unrecorded, so compare decades with care.

Storms by month
Bar chart of storms by period. The most is 11 in Sep.Jan0Feb0Mar0Apr0May0Jun1Jul2Aug3Sep11Oct9Nov3Dec0
Show the numbers
PeriodCount
Jan0
Feb0
Mar0
Apr0
May0
Jun1
Jul2
Aug3
Sep11
Oct9
Nov3
Dec0

Strongest storms near Maha Sarakham

  • Doris (1969)29 August 1969 to 3 September 1969, Tropical storm (35 kt) near here, peak Category 1 (65 kt), 975 hPa
  • Lorna (1972)27 September 1972 to 4 October 1972, Tropical storm (35 kt) near here, peak Category 1 (75 kt), 990 hPa
  • Noul (2020)14 September 2020 to 19 September 2020, peak Tropical storm (50 kt), 992 hPa

Most recent storms near Maha Sarakham

  • Kalmaegi (2025)31 October 2025 to 7 November 2025, Unknown intensity near here, peak Category 4 (115 kt), 950 hPa, provisional
  • Noru (2022)21 September 2022 to 29 September 2022, Unknown intensity near here, peak Category 5 (145 kt), 940 hPa
  • Dianmu (2021)21 September 2021 to 26 September 2021, Tropical depression (15 kt) near here, peak Tropical storm (35 kt), 1,000 hPa

Many of these storms killed people and destroyed homes. The figures are the official record's, and this page says nothing about their human cost.

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