2017年5月的洪水。泰国北部省份的大量降雨引发洪水和山洪，共7个省份、61个村庄受到影响。在受灾最严重的卡姆彭·佩特村，有800多间房屋受损。在程逸省，2000户家庭被敦促撤离。
2016年12月的洪水。包括素叻他尼、洛坤、宋卡、博他仑、北大年、春蓬、甲米、董里、亚拉和那拉提瓦在内的南部各省遭受洪水袭击，造成33万多户家庭受灾，91人死亡。
2016年5月的火灾。清迈、湄宏顺、来兴、和楠四省份的森林地区发生火灾，并蔓延至清迈地区的素贴山。
2016年10月的洪水。洪水袭击了那空沙旺省，造成3人死亡，大片农田和3万户房屋被淹。全国范围内14个省份受到影响，其中大城府省受灾最为严重。
2016年2月的干旱。泰国政府宣布全国有28个省份面临水短缺的风险。政府无奈之下将水运往了所有受影响的省份。
2015年7月的干旱。泰国经历了数十年来最严重的干旱，近三分之一的区域实行了水配给。皇家灌溉司表示，全国大坝的可用水量低于10%。这使得稻农无法像往常一样在6、7月份播种。
2014年7月的滑坡。经过三天的大雨，清迈遭受了山洪和山体滑坡的袭击。马来西亚和泰国8个地区的数千人受到影响，无伤亡报告。
2014年7月的台风。台风威马逊在泰国东北部造成暴雨，耶梭通省受影响最大。几条运河的水位急剧上升，漫过河岸，淹没了很多稻田。
2014年5月的地震。5月5日，泰国发生里氏6.3级地震，震中位于清莱西南27公里。据报道，有32人受伤，1人死亡。8509间房屋、99座寺庙、46所学校、33栋政府大楼、7座教堂、6家公司、5条道路、4座桥梁、2栋社区大楼、1所大学和1家旅馆遭到破坏。
2013年10月的洪水。从7月到10月，泰国北部经历了断断续续的洪水，这是由多个热带风暴和强降雨引起的。据报道，这次洪水共造成45个省份受到影响，62人死亡。
2011年的洪水。此次洪水由2011年7月的季风暴雨引起，各省在3个月内（7~9月）受到影响。超过三分之一的省份被洪水淹没，共造成约465亿美元的经济损失，800多人死亡，约250万人流离失所。
Flood in May 2017. Heavy rainfall in northern provinces of Thailand triggered floods and mountain torrents, affecting a total of 7 provinces and 61 villages. More than 800 houses were damaged in kampong pate village, the hardest hit village. In Chengyi Province, 2000 families were urged to evacuate.
Flood in December 2016. Southern provinces, including Surat Thani, lokhun, songka, botalon, beidanian, Chunpeng, Jiami, Dongli, Yala and narativa, were hit by floods, affecting more than 330000 families and killing 91 people.
Fire in May 2016. Fires broke out in the forest areas of Chiang Mai, meihongshun, Laixing, and Nan provinces and spread to Sutie mountain in Chiang Mai.
Flood in October 2016. Floods hit Nakhon savang Province, killing three people and flooding large tracts of farmland and 30000 houses. 14 provinces across the country were affected, including Ayutthaya province.
Drought in February 2016. The Thai government announced that 28 provinces across the country are at risk of water shortage. In desperation, the government transported water to all affected provinces.
Drought in July 2015. Thailand has experienced the worst drought in decades, and nearly one third of the region has implemented water rationing. According to the Royal Irrigation Department, the water available at dams across the country is less than 10%. This makes it impossible for rice farmers to sow in June and July as usual.
Landslide in July 2014. After three days of heavy rain, Chiang Mai was hit by mountain torrents and landslides. Thousands of people in eight regions of Malaysia and Thailand were affected and no casualties were reported.
Typhoon in July 2014. Typhoon wimasson caused heavy rain in Northeast Thailand, and yeothon province was the most affected. The water level of several canals rose sharply, overflowed the river bank and flooded many rice fields.
The earthquake in May 2014. On May 5, an earthquake measuring 6.3 on the Richter scale occurred in Thailand, with an epicenter 27 kilometers southwest of Chiang Rai. It is reported that 32 people were injured and one died. 8509 houses, 99 temples, 46 schools, 33 government buildings, 7 churches, 6 companies, 5 roads, 4 bridges, 2 community buildings, 1 university and 1 hotel were damaged.
Flood in October 2013. From July to October, northern Thailand experienced intermittent floods, which were caused by multiple tropical storms and heavy rainfall. It is reported that the flood affected 45 provinces and killed 62 people.
Floods in 2011. The flood was caused by the monsoon rainstorm in July 2011, and the provinces were affected within three months (July to September). More than one third of the provinces were flooded, resulting in economic losses of about 46.5 billion US dollars, more than 800 people died and about 2.5 million people were displaced.
