Thailand is an incredibly well-liked getaway vacation spot, in part due to the wonderful Thai climatic conditions. Guests that arrange their Thai vacation cautiously can be pretty much guaranteed excellent conditions throughout their vacation!
The Thai weather conditions are
tropical, meaning that it is hot and moist for almost all the entire year.
Typically, April and May are the hottest months although the arrival of the
monsoon in June heralds the beginning of the wet season, which continues until
the end of October. The very best Thai climatic conditions can be experienced
in between November and March when the high temperature is normally accompanied
by a revitalizing north easterly wind and it is noticeably less muggy. Not
surprisingly, this is high season and you will count on Thai vacation resorts
to be particularly busy.
The weather conditions in
Thailand can vary greatly, however, according to geographical position. In the
northern part of Thailand, it is usually less hot during the winter months and
temperatures in the northern part of the country have been seen to drop as
little as 2 degree Celsius. Additionally it is hotter in the summer months and
temperatures in the hot time of year, between March and May, can climb to above
40 degree Celsius in Esaan and central areas of Thailand. The intense heat and
moisture content at this period of year tends to make travelling to northern
Thailand relatively uncomfortable and the Thai beach destination and resorts in
the south of the nation a more appropriate option. The north stays largely dry
between November and April, even though the monsoon months create quite heavy
precipitation from May to October.
In the southern region, the
weather in Thailand is different from east to west. In the south west of
Thailand for example, the monsoon down pours come in August and, sometimes last
until November, while in the south east the down pours are heaviest between
September and December. The wet months can be quite a amazing time to head to
southern Thailand, as temperatures are pleasingly nice and the beach resorts
and hotels are far less congested. The downpours typically merely last for 30
minutes, prior to swiftly clearing up and leaving azure skies and vibrant
sunlight in their wake! The south can be another most-liked get away from the
oppressive high temperature and humidity encountered throughout the rest of
Thailand during the summer season when many residents run away a hot Bangkok
for a pleasant end of the week by the seacoast.
