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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Norwich Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Thailand’s weather today, as shown in the live forecast above, ranges from 28–34°C countrywide, with high humidity and scattered showers along the west coast. The broader pattern is tropical monsoon: hot year-round, distinct wet and dry seasons.
How does Thailand’s weather vary by month?
The year splits into three broad seasons. The cool season (November–February) brings 25–30°C and lower humidity, especially in Bangkok and the north. The hot season (March–May) pushes temperatures to 35–40°C. The rainy season (June–October) sees daily downpours, heaviest on the west coast – thailand weather october is the wettest month in Phuket and Krabi. For a 10‑day forecast check our regional breakdowns.
What about weather in Bangkok specifically?
Bangkok’s climate mirrors the national pattern but is hotter and more humid due to urban heat. Average highs are 32–36°C year-round; the coolest period is December–January. Thailand weather bangkok typically sees brief but intense storms in the rainy season, so plan outdoor activities for mornings. November is the transition month – thailand weather november offers lower rainfall and still‑pleasant temperatures.
When is the best time to visit Thailand?
November to February offers the most comfortable weather: lower humidity, cooler nights and minimal rain. For beach holidays, December–April is ideal on the Gulf side; the Andaman coast is best November–March.
Does Thailand issue weather warnings?
Yes. The Thai Meteorological Department issues warnings for heavy rain, flooding and tropical storms, especially from June to October. Check the thailand weather warning today on the live forecast above before travelling.
What is the weather like in Thailand year round?
Hot and humid throughout. The north has a more distinct cool season (as low as 15°C at night). The south sees two monsoon periods, with the west coast wetter May–October and the east coast receiving rain September–December. For a month‑by‑month breakdown, see thailand weather by month guides.