Thailand’s Summer Start Date

Official Announcement from the Meteorological Department

Thailand will officially enter its summer season on February 28, 2025, as announced by the Thailand Meteorological Department. This season is expected to last until mid-May 2025, bringing with it high temperatures and varying weather patterns.

Temperature Predictions for Summer 2025

Expected Temperature Ranges

During this summer, average maximum temperatures are projected to reach between 35°C and 36°C, closely aligning with the normal value of 35.4°C. The department anticipates that over 60% of northern, northeastern, central, and eastern regions will experience temperatures exceeding 35.0°C consistently.

Weather Patterns and Phenomena

La Niña’s Impact on Weather Conditions

This year, the La Niña phenomenon is expected to be weak, which may lead to lower temperatures compared to last year’s summer. However, rainfall is predicted to be 10-20% above normal levels, indicating a potential for localized summer storms.

Regional Temperature Variations

Hottest Areas in Thailand

April is forecasted to be the hottest month, with some provinces potentially exceeding 42°C. The provinces most likely to experience extreme heat include Mae Hong Son, Chiang Mai, and Udon Thani among others.

Recommendations for Public Safety

Staying Informed and Prepared

The public is advised to stay updated on weather warnings from the Meteorological Department. Precautions should be taken during periods of extreme heat, particularly for vulnerable populations such as children and the elderly.

Embrace the Summer Season

Preparing for Hot Weather Ahead

As Thailand approaches its summer season, residents and visitors alike should prepare for high temperatures and occasional storms. With proper precautions and awareness of weather updates, everyone can enjoy the vibrant summer months ahead.

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