Frequent question: When did it last snow in Thailand?

According to Thailand’s national weather archives, it did snow, once! The only ever official (I use that word loosely) snow recorded in Thailand was in Chiang Rai on 7th January 1955 (see the picture below). According to the notice on this picture, the snow (sort of) came after rainfall at 6pm.

Does it ever snow in Bangkok?

Thailand doesn’t get a lot of snow. Actually, to be precise, it has had no snow at all before and after its single recorded snowfall on 7 January 1955 (and besides, it sounds like that was really rain mixed with hail).

What’s the coldest it’s ever been in Thailand?

The coldest temperature ever recorded in Bangkok was 50 degrees Fahrenheit (10 degrees Celsius), and that was back in 1955. 1 Cool season temperatures are generally around 80 degrees Fahrenheit (27 degrees Celsius), so it’s no surprise that it’s such a favorite time to visit.

Does Bangkok ever cold?

Bangkok does not get very cold. As you can see from the statistics in the last 30 years the coldest day has been 15.6 degrees. I was here then and remember 2014 as a pleasant “winter” here. Thailand is in the Northern hemisphere and has the same seasons as Europe and North Ameria, although much subdued.

What are the coolest months in Thailand?

Thailand has three seasons of weather in a year: the hot season is from March to May, the rainy season is from June to October, and the cool season is from November to February.

Does Thailand ever get cold?

The cold season is generally from November to February. In Bangkok this means it might get as cold as 60F at the coldest point of the night, but more likely 65F. In the day it might average around, say, 75F. … The southern-most regions of Thailand generally don’t have a cold season.