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

Remember:
The climate in Thailand in november ranges from good to tolerable depending on the region and city.

The climate in Thailand throughout November is characterized by the official end of the rainy season. The tourist season resumes with a gentle temperatures and the return of a mostly sunny sky. With the weather in Thailand starting to become pleasant again in November, it is time to visit the Kingdom of Siam, with its green landscapes and its still swollen waterfalls from the monsoon.

Bangkok and the Center of Thailand in November

Bangkok and the Center experience a marked decrease in rainfall, for four to five days of showers in the month: in other words, it is like day and night in terms of the humidity in September and October. Maximum and minimum temperatures decrease on average by one degree. The air finally loses its heaviness and the sky regains its full sun.

East of Thailand in November

The East regains tourist activities as the sky gets rid of its cloudy covering to offer 8 hours on average of sun per day. The thermometer announces between 23° C to 32° C in Pattaya and from 20° C to 30° C in Koh Chang. The water keeps its 29° C in October.

Northern Thailand in November

The climate in northern Thailand loses its moisture even though the air may remain stifling in a few places. The monsoon has left the landscape lush and there are only 5 days of moderate rains within the month. While hiking, do not forget to protect from the heat but also from the cool, especially at altitude, because the average temperatures travel between 19° C (15° C at the lowest) and 30° C. Chiang Rai can be even cooler, but the atmosphere there is pleasant at this time of the year.

Northeast Thailand in November

The eastern winds dry up the sky and, like the North, the region is experiencing a drop in temperatures (15 ° C at night in the lowest of Udon Thani) and the air is swell. Expect up to 30° C during the day. November is an excellent time for a touristy stay.

Southeast Thailand in November

Before finally ending, the rainy season marks a final jolt on the southern coast of the Gulf of Thailand, including the islands of Koh Samui, Koh Phangan and Koh Tao. Despite very pleasant temperatures (from 24 to 29 on average in Koh Samui), November is the most watered season in this region. For a relatively dry stay, favor the islands of the Andaman Sea.

Southwestern Thailand in November

It is still raining on the southwest coast, but much less than in October or the Gulf of Thailand. Temperatures range from 23-24° C to 31° C on average in Phuket and Koh Lanta, for a sea at 28° C. The air can be stifling during the day and the sky is still covered with clouds.