What's the climate like in Thailand all year round?

Thailand has a tropical monsoon climate. Thailand has three seasons: hot season (March to May), rainy season (June to the end of 10) and cool season (1 1 to February). The annual average temperature is 24 ~ 30℃. The annual temperature is not lower than 18℃, and the annual average precipitation is about 1000 mm.

165438+10-February drying, the highest temperature can reach 40-42℃ in March-May. Affected by the southwest monsoon, July to September is the rainy season.

From June 65438+ 10 to February 65438+2, tropical cyclones occasionally hit eastern Thailand from the South China Sea via Indochina Peninsula, but the number of tropical cyclones formed in Siam Bay is very small, generally around 20~35.

Thailand is located in the south-central part of Indochina Peninsula in Asia, bordering Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Malaysia, the Gulf of Thailand (Pacific Ocean) in the southeast, the Andaman Sea (Indian Ocean) in the southwest, Myanmar in the west and northwest, Laos in the northeast and Cambodia in the southeast. Its territory extends southward along the crater strait to the Malay Peninsula, bordering Malaysia, and its narrow part lives between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean.