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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 20 June 2026 by the BritainNow weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Thailand is currently experiencing warm, humid conditions typical of its tropical climate — the live forecast above shows the regional variation, with coastal breezes in the south and dry heat in the north. November marks the start of the cooler dry season across much of the country, though the southern Gulf coast sees lingering rain into the month.
What is the weather like in Thailand right now?
As shown in the live forecast above, temperatures vary by region but generally sit in the high 20s to low 30s Celsius. Bangkok and the central plains are warm and relatively dry, while Phuket and the Andaman coast are entering their driest period. Up north, Chiang Mai has cooler mornings now. For a broader view, the UK 10-day weather forecast can help you compare the difference between home and Thailand.
When is the best time to visit Thailand?
The best time depends on where you’re headed. The north and central regions are most comfortable from November to February, with lower humidity and cooler nights. The south’s west coast (Andaman) is best from November to April, while the east coast (Gulf) is drier from January to September. Many travellers check thailand weather year round when planning a trip — November and December are popular months for good reason.
Does it rain a lot in Thailand in November?
In northern and central areas, November is the start of the dry season so rain is infrequent. Southern regions differ — the Gulf coast can still see heavy showers early in the month, while the Andaman coast is largely dry by then.
Is Thailand humid all year?
Yes, humidity remains high year-round, typically 70–85%. It’s lowest in the cool season (December–February) in the north, but coastal areas stay humid regardless. The rainy season from May to October is the most uncomfortable.
What’s the weather like in Bangkok specifically?
Bangkok has a tropical wet-and-dry climate. November to February sees pleasant daytime temperatures around 30°C with lower humidity. March to May is the hottest, reaching 35°C+, and the monsoon from June to October brings daily downpours and high humidity.