Thailand in june: average Weather, Temperature and Climate, Where to go?

Remember:
The climate in Thailand in june ranges from good to very bad depending on the region and city.

Concerning the climate in Thailand throughout June, almost the entire country enjoys a slight respite: the temperatures no longer progress or even retreat timidly and the rain is experiences a lull. The damp heat remains strong, the seaside is the best holiday option to benefit from acceptable weather.

Bangkok and Central Thailand in June

Thanks to the water accumulated in May and June, shriveled vegetation and dried up rivers have, by the hot season, gradually regained their beauty. It will rain about half the month. On the temperatures side, Bangkok sees an average range of 26-33° C, but expect peaks of 36-37° C - a relief from the previous month's 40° C.

East of Thailand in June

The northeastern coast of the Gulf of Thailand is strongly affected by the monsoon and the rains are increasing particularly in Koh Chang. If the average temperature of the month remains pleasant, 27 ° C, the duration of sunshine decreases, emptying the beaches of their visitors. This is the period for good accommodation plans, but opportunities for outdoor activities become limited. Pattaya is an excellent alternative to enjoy the seaside under a slightly more mild sky.

Northern Thailand in June

June in the north displays a thermometer between 24° C and 33° C average due to slightly decreased rains, especially in Chiang Mai. Nature regains its luxuriant colors and activities on rivers resume, but hikers will have to keep their waterproof clothing at hand. June is the transition month before the so-called wet season, so enjoy!

Northeast Thailand in June

With an average temperature of 28° C with sometimes heavy rainfall (a little more than in the north), the atmosphere remains hot and humid. The poncho is not to be forgotten in order to admire the river traffic on the Mekong. Beware of flash floods during excursions!

Southeast Thailand in June

The islands of the Southeast offer relatively little rain and maintain a pleasant temperature of 28 degrees, on average. Koh Samui and its neighbors of Koh Phangan and Koh Tao are a perfectly acceptable stay option in this monsoon start. Even fewer showers are present, but on the mainland, prefer Hua Hin on the northwest coast of the Gulf.

Southwestern Thailand in June

Compared to Koh Samui on the southeast coast, Phuket and Koh Lanta receive more rainfall (Koh Lanta however less than Phuket which has nearly fifteen days of rainy weather within the month). The average temperature on the coast is around 29° C. The Andaman Sea being more turbulent in this period, most of the hotels on the islands cease their activities and the maritime transport becomes irregular or interrupted. This is the low tourist season, with interesting results for discounts on tourist stays.