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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the ScopePress weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

⛈️31°C
ThunderstormThailandFeels like 36° · Wind 15 km/h · Humidity 70%
UV 9 Very HighSunrise 06:04Sunset 18:14
Today⛈️31°24°💧98%
Sun⛈️30°24°💧89%
Mon🌦️31°24°💧86%
Tue🌧️30°24°💧78%
Wed🌦️30°23°💧82%
Thu⛈️31°24°💧83%
Fri⛈️31°24°💧84%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

The live forecast above shows Thailand’s tropical climate with temperatures typically ranging 28–35 °C year-round. The southwest monsoon (May–October) brings heavy rain, especially on the west coast, while November–February offers cooler, drier conditions across most of the country.

What is the weather like in Thailand year round?

Thailand weather year round is hot and humid, with three broad seasons. The hot season (March–May) sees highs near 37 °C, especially inland. The wet season (June–October) brings frequent downpours, particularly to Phuket and the Andaman coast. The cool season (November–February) has lower humidity and temperatures of 25–30 °C, making it the most comfortable period for travel. Bangkok tends to be hot throughout, while northern hills can feel cooler in the evenings.

When is the best time to visit Thailand?

For most visitors, November–February offers the best balance of low rainfall and pleasant warmth. If you want fewer crowds, consider March–April (hot but dry) or October, when the monsoon eases. Thailand weather november is generally dry and sunny across the central and northern regions, while the east coast sees its best conditions from December to March.

Average annual temperature28 °C
Wettest monthsSeptember–October (west coast); October–November (east coast)
Coolest monthsDecember–January
Highest recorded temperature44 °C (Mae Hong Son, 2016)
Is November a good time to visit Thailand?

Yes. Thailand weather november is mostly dry and sunny across the central plains, north and northeast. The west coast (Phuket, Krabi) still sees some rain early in November but improves quickly. Expect temperatures of 25–32 °C.

Does Thailand have a rainy season?

Yes, the southwest monsoon from May to October brings heavy, often short-lived showers. The east coast (Koh Samui) has a later wet peak from October to December. Thailand weather warnings today sometimes highlight flooding in low-lying areas during these months.

What is the weather in Bangkok like?

Bangkok is hot year-round with highs of 32–35 °C. The most comfortable months are December–February. Rain is heaviest from May to October, often as late-afternoon downpours. Humidity stays high, making the city feel warmer than the thermometer suggests.

For UK comparisons, see our UK weather hub. If you are planning a trip further afield, check Dubai weather for another hot destination.