World · Singapore Bureau
Thailand braces for shorter, warmer cool season through February
Thailand's upper regions will experience a shortened cool season beginning in late October, with temperatures in Bangkok expected to dip only to around 19 degrees Celsius. The season is forecast to last until mid-February 2027, shorter than historical averages.
LSN Singapore ·
Northern Thailand will enter its cool season in the third week of October, marking the beginning of the region's traditional cooler months. The season is expected to persist until mid-February 2027, representing a notably compressed timeframe compared to previous years.
Temperatures in Bangkok during the cool season are anticipated to reach lows of approximately 19 degrees Celsius, reflecting warmer-than-typical conditions for this period. This modest temperature drop suggests the cool season will be milder than historical norms, continuing a trend observed in recent years across Southeast Asia.
The shortened cool season aligns with broader climate patterns affecting the region, with meteorological data indicating sustained warmth even during traditionally cooler months. Residents and businesses across Thailand should plan accordingly, as the abbreviated season may have implications for agriculture, energy consumption, and daily activities.