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Wonder if anyone can help point me to a website showing rainfall data at various stations around Thailand, both historically and over this year, on a month by month basis, if possible.

Have looked through the Thai Metereological Dept's website, but couldn't find long term climate data by weather station broken down in any detail. Perhaps someone has located this kind of data before and can point me in the right direction. For example, I'm interested in knowing the 30 year average rainfall from Jan-June period for a bunch of provinces in North, Northeast and Central Thailand.

Cheers!

I'm planning on sending a sizable quantity of books back to UK. All in all, they may weigh in the region of 25 kgs.

I've sent books back by post before and sometimes they arrive intact and sometimes they arrive battered and bruised, especially if using the surface mail option. Just wondering if anyone has recent experience of sending books or documents abroad by other means (for example, courier service or via air freight?), and if so, what is your opinion, vis a vis snail mail, whether surface or air? And do you use the printed papers rate, or just regular air mail? Can printed papers rate parcels be sealed these days, or do they still insist on only tyong them up with string?

whichever way, no doubt it is going to be an expensive exercise, but hearing some other's tips and experiences, may at least be useful in avoiding pitfalls.

Cheers!