What is the weather like in Thailand?

Thailand is located in the tropics, and most areas have a tropical monsoon climate. It is hot all year round, and the temperature difference is not big all year round, which can be described as "four seasons like summer". Except for a few mountainous areas, the temperature is relatively high, and the average annual temperature is generally around 27℃. From 1 1 every year to 1 the following year, Thailand is the best season, followed by February and 1. Take Bangkok as an example. The most comfortable month in a year is 65438+February, and the average monthly temperature is about 17℃. April-May is the most difficult season, with the average monthly temperature as high as 38℃.

Due to the influence of tropical monsoon, the four seasons in Thailand can be clearly divided into three seasons: the highest temperature is from March to May, with an average of 32℃ ~ 38℃, which is called "hot season" and the air is dry; From June to 10, this is the "rainy season", and 85% of the annual rainfall is concentrated in the rainy season, and the monthly average temperature is maintained at around 27 and 8℃. After the rainy season, Thailand welcomes the best season of the year-"cool season", that is, 165438+ 10 to February of the following year, with an average temperature of 19℃ ~ 26℃. Although it is called "cool season", it is not cold for China tourists, and it feels very comfortable.

Climatic information Monthly average temperature oC Average total precipitation (mm) Average precipitation days

Minimum day

Max 1 month 21.032.09.0/kloc-0 February 23.332.730.02.0 March 24.933.729.02.0 April 26. 1 34.965.04.0 May 25 ... August 24 25.032.7155.013.01October 24 24.632+097.0/kloc