Weather in Hua Hin & Thailand

[PeteC]

Winter in Thailand officially begins on Tuesday

https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/ge ... on-tuesday

The cool season in Thailand will officially begin on Tuesday, about two weeks later than the historical average, and will end in late February, said Sukanyanee Yawinchan, the department’s acting director-general.............

[thecolonel]

According to ThaiMet, rainfall in October in Hua Hin lived up to its reputation as the wettest month of the year with 323 mm (versus an October average of 254mm).

It was also the first month this year to have above average rainfall.

However we still remain down overall on the year to date by approx 25%

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[PeteC]

Thailand's coldest recorded temperatures late 2024 and early 2025

I'll try to track them here.

Doi Inthanon mountain 2,565 meters - 9 degrees C October 25

CHIANG MAI - It was a chilly Monday (November 4) morning at the top of Thailand's tallest mountain, Doi Inthanon, where the temperature dropped to a cool 7°C.

[buksida]

Meanwhile, in the south the wet season is ramping up as usual. We had some epic over night thunder storms in BS. Get ready to update your Thailand Floods thread ...

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[thecolonel]

I'm away from Hua Hin for a couple days, I see on FB there is flooding...

And more rain expected

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[Dannie Boy]

There was a lot of rain during the night and this morning where our house is, so there could be isolated flooding.

[caller]

Must have hammered down around soi102 at some stage. I drove back from Bkk earlier, and the drainage either side was virtually overflowing, and they only dredged it out in the last couple of weeks, but still there was a large area stretching a few hundred metres where the whole road was affected, and even beyond 102, there was some localised flooding.

[PET]

Must have hammered down around soi102 at some stage. I drove back from Bkk earlier, and the drainage either side was virtually overflowing, and they only dredged it out in the last couple of weeks, but still there was a large area stretching a few hundred metres where the whole road was affected, and even beyond 102, there was some localised flooding.

55 MM RAINFALL

[Big Boy]

And a repeat this morning

[caller]

Must have hammered down around soi102 at some stage. I drove back from Bkk earlier, and the drainage either side was virtually overflowing, and they only dredged it out in the last couple of weeks, but still there was a large area stretching a few hundred metres where the whole road was affected, and even beyond 102, there was some localised flooding.

55 MM RAINFALL

Thanks, and excuse my ignorance, but over what period? That does seem very high.

[PET]

52mm rainfall 24 hours to 6am

[thecolonel]

52mm rainfall 24 hours to 6am

Hua Hin November average is 81mm

I can't confirm it yet but I think we've had more than double that already by the 7th

Will update when ThaiMet catches up

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[thecolonel]

52mm rainfall 24 hours to 6am

Hua Hin November average is 81mm

I can't confirm it yet but I think we've had more than double that already by the 7th

Will update when ThaiMet catches up

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Yep, double the monthly average by 6am on the 7th

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[PET]

52mm rainfall 24 hours to 6am

Hua Hin November average is 81mm

I can't confirm it yet but I think we've had more than double that already by the 7th

Will update when ThaiMet catches up

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Yep, double the monthly average by 6am on the 7th

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Yes you are correct as I have measured 161mm to 1145 today

[PeteC]

Four storms churning the West Pacific at the same time....

https://edition.cnn.com/2024/11/12/clim ... index.html

Story and photos at link. Remnants of the first storm will hit eastern Thailand tomorrow.

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