Jump to content

Chiang Mai is hotter than Bangkok this week!


Recommended Posts

Posted

I was checking out the temperatures of the bigger areas of Thailand and surprised to see that Chiang Mai is going to be more than 100°F for the next week, which is even hotter than Bangkok. This is very surprising to me because I heard the North was much cooler than the South.

Is Chang Mai known as the hottest area of Thailand during the dry season?

Why is it so hot up there? I thought higher latitudes and elevation meant cooler weather.

Posted

re

I was checking out the temperatures of the bigger areas of Thailand and surprised to see that Chiang Mai is going to be more than 100°F for the next week, which is even hotter than Bangkok. This is very surprising to me because I heard the North was much cooler than the South.

here ya go

a screenshot of the predicted weather in chiang mai next week and a pic of doi suthep taken 15 minits ago

dave2

ps .. ban san sai is where the chiang mai weather station is !

post-42592-0-94859500-1430442170_thumb.p

post-42592-0-24140400-1430442201_thumb.j

Posted

Chiang Mai is almost always a few degrees hotter than Bangkok during hot season. Chiang Mai is only cool during cool season - a few months per year.

Posted

The night temperatures in CM are definately cooler in CM, after living in Bangkok for 9 years I can verify that.

The night humidity feels like soup

Then again there are 10 m people in Bangkok with air cons going flat chat,countless 1,000's of cars and road side BBQ's

Its 9.30 am now in Hang Dong and my trusty temp guage tells me it 38 in the shade.

Posted

Bangkok is near the sea and "benefits " from the moderating effect of a large body of water. Chiangmai is approx 400 mi from the nearest sea, thus having continental climate.

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.



×
×
  • Create New...