No upcoming precipitation for the next hour.
Last update: 07:30, 13 Nov 2026
Free to download * Essential from $1.67/month, billed annually * Prices vary by region and promotions.
Home, office, kids' school - all at once, no switching tabs.
Get notified 15 minutes before rain - while you can still change your plans.
Live radar without opening the app - on your lock screen or home screen.
Plan your Koh Kret pottery trip and Muang Thong Thani show. Live Pakkret rain radar, updated every 5 min. Free.
Pak Kret is the river city north of Bangkok, built around a bend of the Chao Phraya, with Koh Kret island in the middle of the river. Rain comes as slow afternoon cells, and a Pakkret rain radar shows whether the next one reaches Chaeng Wattana Road before the ferry runs. Hyperlocal radar shows where the rain is and where it is heading.
The city lies on the flat delta plain beside the river, and heavy rain upstream raises the Chao Phraya while local cells flood the low sois. In 2011 the river reached the island's pottery lanes and the riverside streets. A standard forecast for Nonthaburi province gives a total, not the timing. The Pink Line viaduct above Chaeng Wattana Road gives some cover to commuters, but the river piers have none.
RainViewer shows precipitation over Pak Kret with data from the Thai Meteorological Department, the national weather service. The live rain map refreshes about every 5 minutes, so it shows whether a cell over Chaeng Wattana Road is moving towards the river or the island. That tells a visitor on Koh Kret whether to wait in the pottery workshop or ride on.
RainViewer shows Thai precipitation using data from the Thai Meteorological Department (TMD), the national weather service, which operates a network of weather radars across the country. The map refreshes with each new scan, about every 5 minutes. From Pak Kret the map also covers Nonthaburi, Don Mueang and Bangkok.
The heaviest rain falls from August to October, when cells and high water in the Chao Phraya combine. Riverside streets and the island's lanes flood, and the Pink Line trains run slower.
Heat builds storms before the rains and the monsoon ends unevenly. Weekend crowds on the island get caught by short sharp cells.
Rain is uncommon and the weather is stable, which is the best time for cycling and pottery visits on Koh Kret.
Day-trippers cross by cable ferry to Koh Kret and cycle the lanes. A cell over the island ends the ride, and the radar shows whether it clears.
Concerts and expos at IMPACT Arena involve queues in the open. Watch the cell and plan the arrival.
Commuters on Chaeng Wattana Road and the MRT Pink Line know a cell slows both. Leave in the gap.
Vendors and ferry passengers at the Chao Phraya piers get soaked in a downpour. The radar shows whether the next ferry will be wet.
Residents along the river track rain upstream that raises the level. The radar shows whether more is on the way.
Rain turns the island's lanes slick and soaks cyclists, and heavy rain upstream raises the Chao Phraya and the lanes can flood. Visits are safest in the dry season. RainViewer shows when a cell clears.
Yes, heavy rain slows Chaeng Wattana Road and floods low junctions near Muang Thong Thani. Traffic queues towards the Pink Line stations. Check the radar before leaving.
Yes, Pak Kret floods when rain and the Chao Phraya rise together, as in 2011 when the river reached Koh Kret and the riverside streets. Low sois and the island lanes go first. Move vehicles early.
December to February is the driest and the coolest, which suits cycling and pottery visits. March and April are hot with brief storms. August to October is the wettest.
Convective cells build over the warm roads and malls and are often only a few kilometres wide. The island can be dry while Chaeng Wattana is soaked. A hyperlocal radar shows the cell's track.
RainViewer shows live precipitation over Pak Kret using Thai Meteorological Department radar data, refreshed about every 5 minutes. It shows rain as it falls, not a modelled prediction, and is a hyperlocal radar for the river bend.
Yes, a rain alert warns you minutes before rain reaches a saved place such as the Koh Kret pier or IMPACT Arena. The 5-minute forecast timeline shows the next two hours. That settles whether to cross the river.
A ride around Koh Kret and a concert at IMPACT Arena both depend on a dry gap, and RainViewer shows the next one.
Rain in Pak Kret arrives as slow afternoon cells over a river bend, and the gap between two cells is the window that matters.
RainViewer Essential gives you:
Two hours of 5-minute steps let you time the ferry to Koh Kret.
Put an alert on the Koh Kret pier. RainViewer warns you minutes ahead, which settles whether to cross now.
Rain reaches Pak Kret most often from the south-west, so the arrows show whether a cell heads up the river.
The 48-hour history shows what fell upstream, which explains the level of the Chao Phraya.
Track Pak Kret, Muang Thong Thani and Koh Kret at once.
Your weather app says showers for Nonthaburi this evening. A live hyperlocal radar shows the cell is over IMPACT Arena while Koh Kret is dry, and that decides the ride.