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Thailand

Hot Season: March-May (Avg. High 90s°F)

Cool Season: Nov-Feb (Avg. 78°F)

Rainy Season: April-November

Thailand has two distinct climate zones: tropical in the south and tropical savanna in the north.

The northern, and central areas of the country (Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai) experience three distinct seasons.

The hot season from March to May, with temperatures averaging in the upper 90s°F and sporadic rain.

The cool season, from November to February, has temperatures from the high 70s°F to low 80s°F with infrequent showers. Daily temperatures can drop as low as 60°F in Chiang Mai and 41°F in the hills; very infrequent frost is possible.

The rainy season from April to November, or even December with average temperatures around 84°F and 90% humidity. While heavy downpours are common, all-day rain is quite rare. From June, daily showers will usually come in late afternoon/ early evening for 3 to 4 hours. Flooded streets are a fact of life, and trekking in the north is not recommended during this time

The Southern Thai Peninsula (Phuket or Koh Samui) has intermittent showers year-round and daily downpours during the rainy season. Temperatures average in the low 80s°F). Optimal weather on Phuket occurs between November and April, when the island welcomes the highest numbers of travelers. Koh Samui's high season is from February to October.

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