How many seasons are there in Thailand?

Thailand is located in the tropics, and most areas have a tropical monsoon climate. It is hot all year round, and the temperature difference is not big all year round, which can be described as "four seasons like summer". Except for a few mountainous areas, the temperature is relatively high, and the average annual temperature is generally around 27℃. From 1 1 every year to 1 the following year, Thailand is the best season, followed by February and 1. Take Bangkok as an example. The most comfortable month in a year is 65438+February, and the average monthly temperature is about 17℃. April-May is the most difficult season, with the average monthly temperature as high as 38℃.

Due to the influence of tropical monsoon, the four seasons in Thailand can be clearly divided into three seasons: the highest temperature is from March to May, with an average of 32℃ ~ 38℃, which is called "hot season" and the air is dry; From June to 10, this is the "rainy season", and 85% of the annual rainfall is concentrated in the rainy season, and the monthly average temperature is maintained at around 27 and 8℃. After the rainy season, Thailand welcomes the best season of the year-"cool season", that is, 165438+ 10 to February of the following year, with an average temperature of 19℃ ~ 26℃. Although it is called "cool season", it is not cold for China tourists, and it feels very comfortable.