Serfing Smells
The rain season in Thailand scares you and deters you from going to this wonderful country? If you're really afraid of the rainy season, and for the first time you're going to Thailand, who's not the first time in Thailand, who knows everything already, then you'll have to finish this post.
Many tourists who wish to change Turkey and Egypt, owing to the unstable tourist environment in these countries, will also be useful in reading this post. Particularly relevant to those seeking an alternative to Turkey for the summer.
Tourists, they are looking for a new place for beach rest, but by reading the feedback on the Internet and listening to the stories of the travel agency managers, getting rid of the presumptive rains and not going to Thailand in the summer. In this post, I suggest that we look into the rainy season in Thailand and whether we should go to rest in Thailand in the summer.
What a rainy season
There's a need to understand what rainy season is and how this season is going to be in Thailand.
Wikipedia says:
The rain season is the time of the year when the rainfall is disproportionately high. There is a place in tropical latitudes, much less in moderate latitudes.
Vickypedia's multi-respect suggests a disproportionate amount of precipitation. It is true that Thailand has a few months a year in which it is better to refrain from visiting a country with tourist objectives, all the rest of the time is well suited for rest.
It is worth remembering that Thailand is in the tropical climate and rains can take a year round. Thai cyclones do not have a frequent phenomenon and a clear schedule, so they have every chance to get under the rainfall and the high season. But it's not worth scaring, and that's why. Out of the rainy season, all precipitation has short duration, and half an hour later, nothing about five minutes.
In the rainy season, in Thailand it is associated with the arrival of a south-easterly monsoon, which produces many rainfalls and strong winds. The Mussons are in Thailand from May to October, but the maximum rainfall is in recent months (September and October). A lot depends on place, so, for example, in Samuy rains to the ground. New Year, while there's a clean sky on next door.
