How is the weather in Hua Hin..?
Most people would probably say that, regarding the weather conditions, the best time to visit Thailand is during the months of November to February. During that period the monsoon blow cool and dry air all over the country and give a little respite from the, at times, very humid heat. The temperature ranges during this period from about 18C. to 32C. Arguably you will experience the highest temperatures in the capital Bangkok and the southern provinces and the "coldest" in the cities in the north eg. in Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai..
Northern Thailand
In the northern and north-eastern parts of Thailand it can sometimes be even cooler with temperatures down to 9-10C. in the mornings and from time to time down to about 20C. at daytime. At night you can even experience the temperatures going even further down near freezing.
If you are not into too much heat, and maybe visit Thailand to play golf, then the months from November to January are by far preferable..
Most people would probably say that, regarding the weather conditions, the best time to visit Thailand is during the months of November to February. During that period the monsoon blow cool and dry air all over the country and give a little respite from the, at times, very humid heat. The temperature ranges during this period from about 18C. to 32C. Arguably you will experience the highest temperatures in the capital Bangkok and the southern provinces and the "coldest" in the cities in the north eg. in Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai..
Northern Thailand
In the northern and north-eastern parts of Thailand it can sometimes be even cooler with temperatures down to 9-10C. in the mornings and from time to time down to about 20C. at daytime. At night you can even experience the temperatures going even further down near freezing.
If you are not into too much heat, and maybe visit Thailand to play golf, then the months from November to January are by far preferable..
Quick Facts about the average weather conditions in Hua Hin..
* It is always hot in Hua Hin.
* December is the least hot month.
* January and December are the driest months.
* April and May are the hottest months.
* Quite some rain in the rainy season from May to October, but not every and all day.
* September is the most rainy month.
* It is always hot in Hua Hin.
* December is the least hot month.
* January and December are the driest months.
* April and May are the hottest months.
* Quite some rain in the rainy season from May to October, but not every and all day.
* September is the most rainy month.
Some has the wrong perception that the rainy season in Thailand offers constant rain, which is certainly not the case. The rainy season can best be described as erratic weather conditions.
During the rainy season, most of the day can easily be very sunny, but at times, you will also be able to experience very heavy and prolonged rain showers. Ex. as was the case in September/October 2011 when large parts of Thailand were subject to major problems with flooding. Especially in the capital Bangkok and the resort town of Pattaya.
A typical week in Hua Hin, during the rainy season, will usually offer drizzle to heavy rains every day, but it may well be just for a half hour a day some days and a few hours on other days. Most often, the sky will be cloudy or very hazy, why it is not so often that the sun shines from a completely cloudless sky during the rainy season. Yet, every day, the sun sends its rays through the clouds so you can easily get a tan on the beach, if that is what you want. Be careful with dangerous UV rays and use sun blocker..
One thing is for sure though, cloudy or not, it is still very hot during the rainy season, with temperatures most days up to about 30-35c, and the water is also nice and warm all year long..
All in all one could say that the rainy season certainly can be a good period to visit Thailand. The landscape is during this time of year much more lush, green and beautiful. At the same time, the buildings and the city in general thoroughly "dusted off" by the sometimes heavy rain showers.
Month by month ..
Below you will find a description of how each month will most often be experienced in Hua Hin. Please note that it is average and there may be outages from year to year ...
In addition to the weather, the total cost of the trip, will for most people also play a certain role. The high season is between Christmas/New Year and February, so at this point the hotel prices are of course also at their highest. The high season is also the busiest, with the hustle and bustle for the Thai people who are employed in the tourism industry.
Out of season there is much more quietly, and this is where you as a guest to a greater extent do feel like being the "king" and will experience the best of Thai hospitality.
The best time to visit Hua Hin is probably the time from mid-November to mid-December. Everything is green, the waterfalls in the area has plenty of water, and the sea is on several stretches still relatively cool with temperatures around 25-27 degrees.
If price does not play a role then February or March also very good, but in April it will for some seem too hot. If you can live with some short rains and the slightly more sedate atmosphere outside the high season (you can be almost alone in the hotel), the time from June to September is a wonderful period, where the sea is nice, warm and quiet.
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