Naturally, when planning a vacation in another country, you need to focus on the weather. If you are worried that your vacation will be spoiled by rains, dampness or even too hot weather, choosing the optimal time for a trip is one of the most important tasks that you face.
If we talk about Thailand, the climate here differs in different resorts. We recommend that you initially find out all the weather conditions in the selected location, starting from the air temperature and ending with the amount of precipitation.
In the north of the country, it is usually colder by an average of 5 degrees. The difference is especially noticeable in the winter months. However, there is no clear division into seasons here. Winter does not differ significantly from summer. The rainy season, the “cold” and the hot seasons are much more important. The hot season is June-October, as well as November-January. At the same time, the air temperature fluctuates around thirty degrees. Precipitation in Thailand is quite frequent, but short-lived, and it falls most often closer to night.
The “cold” season is November-February. The temperature in these two months is only a couple of degrees lower, but the humidity is significantly reduced. There is practically no precipitation. In principle, it is difficult to say that one of the seasons is unfavorable for recreation, but if you want to get the most out of the trip and not worry that the weather will spoil everything, go to Chi Am, Pattaya, Bangkok or Hua Hin. The weather conditions here allow you to relax all year round.
In general, the temperature throughout Thailand is extremely rare below 25 degrees. If you get into the rainy season, you need to be prepared that the humidity will be high enough. But the temperature still remains almost unchanged.
In addition, there are an order of magnitude fewer tourists during the rainy season, and prices for goods, products and services are noticeably decreasing. Therefore, you can save money perfectly. In any case, the weather in Thailand is always quite changeable. The choice is yours.
Weather in the resorts of Thailand in the year
In Thailand, the weather is warm and dry in February. At this time, the daytime temperature is +22-30 °. There is practically no rain. In April in Thailand, when the weather in Thailand is hot and the daytime temperature rarely drops below +35 °, water lovers have a good rest. Numerous water parks, water attractions and diving, water skiing and catamarans, spearfishing, will help tourists escape the heat and leave an indelible impression of their vacation. In May, Thailand has the end of the hot season and the beginning of the rainy season. The few and short-term rains at the end of the month are a great opportunity to get acquainted with the unusual national Thai cuisine in cafes and restaurants. In July, the weather in Thailand is warm (+27-30 °). This time is great for swimming and walking around the island. The rains are short-lived, precipitation mainly falls at night. Safari season opens on Koh Samui at this time. In August, Thailand has torrential short-term rains and comfortable water and air temperatures. Active recreation and sightseeing is best done in September, when the weather is not too hot and rains are rare. In October, the rainy season ends, and Thai resorts begin to fill up with tourists more and more. The weather in October in Thailand: daytime temperature is +30-32°. The weather in November in Thailand gives rise to the height of the tourist season. The resorts of Koh Samui and Phuket are particularly popular , where
A colorful elephant show is held in November!
The weather in Thailand in December pleases with a temperature of +28-30 °. The beginning of the dry season
the season. Bright sun, warm sea and snow-white sandy beaches will become
great places for those who are lucky enough to celebrate in
Thailand New Year holidays!
Air temperature in Thailand per month (in degrees Celsius) graph of minimum and maximum values: Details about the climate of Thailand
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