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Summary of flooded areas in Bangkok today (27 Sep 2026) Latest update: Many locations still have high water levels, several roads remain impassable, and residents are being evacuated to shelters.
Continuous heavy rain has caused flooding in many parts of Bangkok and its metropolitan area, leading to water accumulation awaiting drainage, disrupting travel routes and making access difficult.
On 27 Sep 2026, Chadchart Sittipunt, Governor of Bangkok, said the situation is improving because a low-pressure area over central Bangkok caused heavy rain. In the past 2-3 days, rainfall totaled 320 millimeters, comparable to Hat Yai district in Songkhla province. There is 200-300 million cubic meters of water that must be drained urgently, causing canals to fill and overflow onto roads.
When asked if any areas require special monitoring, Chadchart said all flooded spots still need attention, especially areas near canals such as Khlong Saen Saep in Bang Kapi, Khlong Prem Prachakorn in Lak Si, Khlong Prawet in Lat Krabang, and Suan Luang. These areas require close observation.
Currently, many parts of Bangkok remain heavily affected by flooding with high water levels, even though rainfall has decreased. The affected areas are summarized as follows.
At 08:00, Bang Kapi district remains heavily flooded, with water levels reaching around waist height in some spots. Residents have moved their belongings and taken refuge on skywalks. Many cars have been stranded on roads and bridges since yesterday due to approximately waist-high water beneath.
Meanwhile, "Khlong Chan Flats" Water levels are high, and residents urgently request assistance. Many have evacuated, but elderly and bedridden patients remain inside without electricity or food.
At 08:00, many areas in Lat Krabang remain heavily flooded, especially along Rom Klao Housing Road from in front of Pak Bueng Temple to Klong Otan Bridge, Khlong Song Ton Nun subdistrict. Vehicles cannot travel through as water levels are high. Rom Klao Police Station has advised the public to avoid these routes.
At 12:30, authorities evacuated 20 residents from Rom Klao Housing Flats, Building 27, due to high floodwaters.
On Lat Krabang Road near Lat Krabang Police Station, water remains deep, forcing vehicles to slow down and making travel difficult.
At 09:30, flood conditions in Huai Khwang have improved, decreasing from 16 to 3 affected points, with water levels dropping at all locations.
1. Phetchaburi Road at Phetchaburi-Asok intersection (15-20 cm water depth).
2. Phetchaburi Road in front of Suan Somdet Saranyarat Maneerom Park with 50-60 cm water depth.
3. From Rama 9 Soi 11 to Rama 9-Pradit Manutham intersection, water depth about 10-15 cm.
Pol. Col. of Makkasan Police Station and traffic police inspected flood areas on Phetchaburi Road and assisted affected residents, noting water levels remain high.
Phetchaburi Road, inbound and outbound, has water depths of 40-50 cm from Thonglor intersection to Klong Tan overpass. Small vehicles are advised to avoid this route. Approximately 100 vehicles are stranded along this flooded stretch.
At 09:00, Phahonyothin Road near Sripatum University in Chatuchak district has high water accumulation. Small vehicles are advised to avoid the route for safety. Authorities urge travelers to exercise caution and avoid the area until conditions improve.
On Ratchadaphisek Road (in front of the Criminal Court), both directions have light rain but no flooding. Traffic flows normally.
At 10:00, municipal officers worked on Phahonyothin Road near Kaset intersection to manage traffic and ensure public safety. Sidewalk flooding is about 30 cm deep. Traffic can still move but requires caution.
At 07:40, the Lak Si district office reported that roads near the National Telecom Station remain deeply flooded. Small vehicles are still advised not to pass. Many residential areas remain heavily flooded.
Meanwhile, a websitemonitoring road floodinghas issued warnings to avoid 31 roads in Bangkok due to possible water accumulation on 27 September 2026 as follows.
1. Ram Inthra Road flooded over 20 cm.
2. Phahonyothin Road flooded over 20 cm.
3. Thepharak Road flooded over 20 cm.
4. Watcharaphon Road flooded over 20 cm.
5. Chaeng Watthana Road flooded over 20 cm.
6. Nawamin Road flooded over 20 cm.
7. Prasert-Manukit Road flooded over 20 cm.
8. Ramkhamhaeng Road flooded over 20 cm.
9. Hua Mak Road flooded over 20 cm.
10. Srinakarin Road flooded over 20 cm.
11. Senanikom 1 Road flooded over 20 cm.
12. Vibhavadi Outbound Road flooded over 20 cm.
13. Chang Akat Uthit Road flooded over 20 cm.
14. Luang Paeng Road flooded over 20 cm.
15. Chaokhun Thahan Road flooded over 20 cm.
16. Sukonthasawat Road flooded over 20 cm.
17. Chokchai 4 Road flooded over 20 cm.
18. Lat Phrao Wang Hin Road flooded over 20 cm.
19. Suwinthawong Road flooded over 20 cm.
20. Sihaburanukit Road flooded over 20 cm.
21. Wachiratham Sathit Road flooded over 20 cm.
22. On Nut Road
23. Sukhumvit 71 Road flooded over 20 cm.
24. Phatthanakan Road flooded over 20 cm.
25. Lat Phrao Road flooded over 20 cm.
26. Intharaphon Road flooded over 20 cm.
27. Nak Niwat Road flooded over 15 cm.
28. Chalerm Phrakiat Rama 9 Road
29. Seri Thai Road flooded over 10 cm.
30. Lat Krabang Road flooded over 10 cm.
31. Sukhaphiban 5 Road flooded over 10 cm.