Weather

Climate: Thailand has a moist, tropical climate, influenced chiefly by monsoon winds that vary in direction according to the season. From April to October the winds are mainly from the south-west and are moisture laden; during the rest of the year they blow from the north-east. Temperatures are higher, ranging from 25.6 to 36.7 C (78 to 98 F), while the country is under the influence of the south-west winds. During the remainder of the year the range is from 13.3 to 33.3 C (56 to 92 F). Temperatures are somewhat higher inland than they are along the coast, except at points of great elevation.

Annual rainfall is about 1,525 mm (60 in) in the northern, western, and central regions, 2,540 mm (100 in) or more on the Thai portion of the Malay Peninsula, and 1,270 mm (50 in) or less on the Khorat Plateau. Most rain falls from June to October.

Seasons / Dry : March to May, Rainy: June to October, Cool: November to February. Thailand have 3 seasons, summer season, rain period and winter season. Averange temperature in Bangkok is about 29 C. The most warmest month is april, the temperature can rise from 35 C or more, but in december temperature will be around 25 C. It's colder in the north part of the country, special under the winter season. In opposit way it's warmer in the south part of country.