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What You Should Know about the Weather in Samui

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November 10, 2014 By //  by Sarah Cruz Leave a Comment

Ko Samui belongs to the province of Surat Thani, which is found in Southern Thailand. However, the island is different from the other parts of Southern Thailand in that it enjoys a unique weather pattern. The weather in Samui is distinctly unlike that of other places in Southern Thailand and even of Thailand as a whole.

 

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Blissful weather in Samui – Thailand

If you are thinking of going to Samui, it is important to know the island’s weather patterns so you can plan your trip better. It also helps you to determine what you should wear and what you should bring during your vacation. Furthermore, having this knowledge can help you to know when the best time is to visit the place.

Just like the rest of Southern Thailand, the island of Ko Samui enjoys a tropical climate and is characterized by two distinct seasons: wet and dry. However, the distribution of the wet and dry seasons throughout the year is very unique in Ko Samui and does not follow the same pattern as the rest of the region. The monsoon rains usually come during the months of April to September in Southern Thailand, but on these months the island is dry. On the other hand, during the months of October to December, the island experiences rainy weather while the rest of Southern Thailand is dry.

The weather in Samui can become really hot, particularly from March to June, during which temperatures can reach up to 36 degrees C. Going to the island won’t be a problem on these months and you can go to the beach just fine. However, if you don’t like the heat too much and are a bit sensitive to heat, then it’s best to go to Samui another time, as the dry spells can get terribly hot.

The greatest amounts of rain fall over Ko Samui during October to November. This is the time when the island is often visited by heavy rains and storms. However, the area is still not as drenched as the rest of Thailand when the mainland experiences its rainy season. Still, to avoid being caught in heavy downpours and torrential storms on your vacation, it is best to schedule your trip during the other months of the year. If you are envisioning lazy days at the beach, obviously you won’t be able to enjoy your stay if you visit during October or November.

So when is the best time to go to Ka Samui? The weather in Samui is perfect on the months of December to February, which is right after the wet season, or on the months of August to September, which is just before the rainy season comes. These are the best months to laze around the beach or go out and explore the island. Temperatures during these months can reach 26 to 30 degrees C, which is ideal for enjoying outdoor activities.

Knowing the weather in Samui is important in planning your trip. It can help you schedule your vacation perfectly and ensure that you get to enjoy the best that the island has to offer.

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