What should I do if it keeps raining in Thailand?

1. What should I do if it rains all the time when traveling in Thailand?

Answer: Will the rain in Bangkok affect tourism? You need to combine various references (rainy season, park opening, etc.) and your own factors (medical knowledge, health index, etc.) to decide your trip to Bangkok! I don't know if you want to play in the rainy season or the dry season. Let’s first understand Bangkok’s geographical location and climate conditions. We all know that Bangkok is located in the Indochina Peninsula and is humid, hot and rainy all year round. It is also one of the popular tourist destinations abroad due to its geographical location and climate. Natural resources and exotic customs create a superior tourism environment for tourists. Bangkok's latitude is around 13 degrees Celsius, and the local dry season is from March to May. It rarely rains, but it is very hot. It can also be said to be a high temperature period. As a northerner, I can't stand it, and I don't want to. I don't know how you handle the heat. The next month of October is the rainy season, and the temperature is relatively low. Of course, this rain is different from the plum rain in the south. Generally speaking, it rains at a certain time of the day, then the clouds clear and the rain stops! You should play ~ play! Eat~eat! Remind us to pay attention to seaside common sense during the warm rainy season! I personally don't think the rainy season will affect anything, but it's very pleasant! Maybe you will encounter another kind of scenery! Haha, I didn't mean to encourage you. It depends on your own preferences to decide when to start! ), it should be noted that it does not rain every day, and the temperature is high when the weather is good. The rest of the month will be cooler and the rain will taper off. The above list is a simple distinction but not absolute!

2. Doesn’t it rain in Thailand?

Because Thailand does not have weather like the south, it is hot all year round.

Thailand has only three seasons a year, hot season (February to May), rainy season (June to October), and cool season (November to January).

The hot season is from February to May. During this period, Thailand is very, very hot, with temperatures above 40 degrees being the norm. Many schools will choose this time to have summer vacation to avoid students suffering from heat stroke (but now Thailand has to align with the national school start time, so the vacation is postponed to June). If you choose to go to Thailand at this time, be prepared to prevent heatstroke and cool down. In Thailand, there is a kind of nasal passage, which is sold in 7-11. A small cylinder as big as a finger is very helpful in relieving heat.

The rainy season is from June to October. The climate at this time is typical tropical climate. Every morning, the sun shines brightly and lasts until about 4 o'clock in the afternoon (5o Chinese clock, local time in Thailand). Suddenly, a heavy downpour came quickly, turning the street into a small river (Thailand's sewer construction is not very strong). If you have athlete's feet or your feet can't be exposed to water, you should be careful to prepare waterproof shoes. The heavy rain will continue until about 6 o'clock. We would close for the night and then the sky would clear up and it would be as if nothing had happened. It won't rain anymore at night, so you can go out and have fun. Although it rains every day, Thailand is never humid, so don’t worry about washing your clothes, just do it.

3. Will the rainy season in Thailand affect tourism?

Thailand was still in the rainy season in early September. It is expected that there will be wind, waves or rain. It’s not possible to go out to sea every day ~ but most of the time, the weather is okay.

4. The troubles brought by the rainy season to Thailand

The rainy season in Bangkok is from March to September every year. Bangkok is the capital of Thailand, located in the southern part of the Indochina Peninsula. The climate in Thailand and the United States is a tropical monsoon climate. There are no distinct seasons here, with summer and no winter. The whole year is divided into rainy season and dry season. The rainy season in Thailand is from March to September every year, and the dry season in Bangkok is from October to March every year.

5. What should I do if it rains all the time while traveling in Thailand?

Im Shui Youyou. I've been to Thailand eight times. Let me answer this question.

If the poster is referring to sea water, there is no problem. You can do it 12 months a year.

Thailand’s coastal areas are all in southern Thailand, basically the Gulf of Thailand and the Andaman Sea, with high temperatures all year round. Thailand does not distinguish between spring, summer, autumn and winter, only dry season and rainy season. The dry season is generally from November to the end of April of the following year, and the rainy season is from May to the end of October. It rains less

There is rain in the dry season, and clear skies in the rainy season. However, there are very few continuous rainy days in Thailand, and there are usually showers, with more rain at night.

China’s winter coincides with Thailand’s dry season, which is the best tourist season of the year. At this time, the Similan and Surin Islands in Phuket are open, and the Rock Island in Krabi is also open. You know, these islands are only open for half a year, that is, from mid-October to mid-May of the following year, and are closed at other times.

Don't worry Don, not only will you get in the water, you'll have a great time.

Hope it can help the original poster.

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6. Does it rain in Thailand?

The climate in Thailand and the United States is a tropical monsoon climate. It is divided into three seasons: heat, rain and drought. The annual average temperature is 24~30°C. The annual temperature is no less than 18°C, and the average annual precipitation is about 1,000 mm.

Under the influence of the cooler northeast monsoon, it is relatively dry from November to February, with the highest temperature from March to May being 40-42 degrees Celsius. July to September is the rainy season under the influence of the southwest monsoon.

From October to December, tropical cyclones occasionally blow from the South China Sea to the east of Thailand via the Indochina Peninsula, but the number of tropical cyclones formed in the Gulf of Siam is very small, usually around 20 to 35.

7. Does it rain every day in Thailand?

The rainy season is a season in the tropics, which refers to the period of the year with the most rainfall. The rainy season in Thailand is from mid-May to October.

85% of the annual rainfall is concentrated in the rainy season, especially in September and October. The average monthly temperature remains between 27 and 28. The average annual rainfall is approximately 1500 mm.

It rains during the rainy season in Thailand, and it usually comes and goes quickly. In the next half hour, it will be sunny again, so it will not have much impact on the trip to Thailand.

From 2010 to 2012, due to the influence of the tropical monsoon, Thailand can be divided into three seasons: June to the end of October, which is the rainy season. 85% of the annual rainfall is concentrated in the rainy season, and the average monthly temperature is around 27 to 8 degrees Celsius. But the rainy season in Thailand has its own unique aspect, that is, the rain is concentrated in a certain period of the day. After this rain, it’s today.