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by Tanakorn Sangiam


BANGKOK (NNT) - The rainy season in Thailand will start in the third week of May. The Meteorological Department has announced it is expecting less precipitation this year.

 

The department expects the amount of precipitation throughout the monsoon season to be 5% less than the normal range.

 

The rainy season this year will start with a lighter phase with 40-60% of areas in the country experiencing precipitation in May and June, followed by a period of less precipitation and lack of rainfall in some areas in June and July, affecting particularly drought-prone areas without irrigation services.

 

The east and west coasts of the southern region are to see the most rainfall with 60-80% of the areas experiencing precipitation in May and June.

 

A high amount of rainfall will return from August through September, including torrential rains in some areas that may pose a risk of flash floods and overflows of rivers.

 

With the lack of rainfall in June and July, the department is advising the general public to save up water for the coming dry period.

 

The department also expects Thailand to start seeing impacts from the El Nino phenomenon from June to December 2023 and in February 2024.

 

Data from the Ocean Nino Index (ONI) suggests this phenomenon will not last as long as La Nina, a weather phenomenon that typically lasts 2-3 years.

 

Source: https://thainews.prd.go.th/en/news/detail/TCATG230505083745014

 

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Thailand’s heatwave nears end, rainy season looms

Thailand’s hot season approaches its conclusion as the rainy season is set to begin in mid-May, according to the country’s Meteorological Department. The hot season peaked on April 15, when the temperature reached a record high of 44.6°C in Tak.

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BANGKOK (NNT) - The rainy season in Thailand will start in the third week of May. The Meteorological Department has announced it is expecting less precipitation this year.

Aseannow.com May 06.

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Rainy season will start some time in July possibly August with some storms predicted to occur before this time.

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34 minutes ago, dinsdale said:

Thailand’s heatwave nears end, rainy season looms

Thailand’s hot season approaches its conclusion as the rainy season is set to begin in mid-May, according to the country’s Meteorological Department. The hot season peaked on April 15, when the temperature reached a record high of 44.6°C in Tak.

Aseannow.com April 24.

BANGKOK (NNT) - The rainy season in Thailand will start in the third week of May. The Meteorological Department has announced it is expecting less precipitation this year.

Aseannow.com May 06.

Try:

Rainy season will start some time in July possibly August with some storms predicted to occur before this time.

August to October is wettest period. Even then it's mixed bag. 

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1 hour ago, DaveE13 said:

I'm in Thailand June and July.  Thinking going to krabi with the girlfriend.  Hopefully not too much rain early part of June

Normally dry season in the south in those months, good luck.

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Just now, pluto_manibo said:

Wet season has started now in Southern Thailand. June and July are never dry on the Andaman coast!

It doesnt rain much. Krabi is rubbish now. Ruined by tourism. Better off going to Chang or up the coast Prachuap.

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