This is the dramatic moment strong water raged through a resort during Typhoon Noru's onslaught in Thailand.

River-like floods cascaded down a street at a homestay in Saraburi province after the storm swept through the country on September 29.

Authorities escorted motorists, who had to drive their cars through the gushing deluge at the Baan Suan Ngam resort.

Noru made landfall in Vietnam on Wednesday and has weakened to a tropical depression as it moved across Thailand on Thursday, September 29.

Villagers escorted motorists, who had to drive their cars through the gushing deluge at the Baan Suan Ngam resort.

However, authorities have warned of possible floods and landslides across 64 provinces in the country as the weather system sweeps inland towards Myanmar.

One person in Thailand's Sisaket province has died after powerful winds knocked a tree onto a pickup truck, injuring two others inside.

In the Philippines, where Noru first struck, at least 10 people have been killed and an estimated 50,000 displaced by the severe weather.