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Koeppen–Geiger climate classification system in Thailand

The Koeppen–Geiger climate classification is the most popular international climate classification which has been come from Russian climatologist "Wladimir Koeppen" and German climatologist "Rudolf Geiger" for dividing the climate groups with 5 main groups as A (tropical), B (dry), C (temperate), D (continental) and E (polar) around the world.

In Thailand, Koeppen–Geiger climate classification system holds into Group A (Tropical) that there are 3 types to divide such as

- Tropical savanna climates (Aw/As) are cold, humid and wet that most of Thais area has been around 70% of all area such Northern Thais, Northeast Thais, Central Thais, and Eastern Thais.

- Tropical monsoon climates (Am) are rainy from a seasonal wind and the low air pressure pattern including there is extremely hot in the summertime. It happens in the Southern Thais in 80% that there are only 2 seasons as Summer and Rainy.

- Tropical rainforest climates (Af) are only hot and heavy rainfall and humid as the same as the Tropical monsoon climate. It happens in the Southern Thais in 20%. such as Nakhon Si Thammarat, Phatthalung, Songkhla, Satun, Yala, Narathiwat, and Pattani.

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Tri-weathers in the Land of Smiles

Thailand has three seasons to divide such as

- Rainy which is the 3/4 of Thailand's weather season that happens between mid-May to mid-October. The peak time for a rainy time is July to September that can be happened to floods, for water from the Northern Thais will go down to Thai Capital City where it has an exit to the sea.

- Cold which happens the top area of North and Northeast from the high air pressure pattern from Southern China that covers North Vietnam, Laos area until North-Northeast Thais. It happens between mid-October to mid-February.

- Summer which happens normally in all Thais area. It happens between March to mid-May.

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Hoarfrost in Thailand

If you need to see the hoarfrost in Thailand, you can see at the Northern Thais such as "Doi Inthanon" (Chiang Mai) where it is the highest mountain in Thailand; moreover, "Doi Tung" in Chiang Rai that you can see it.

Furthermore, you can see the hoarfrost at the North-Eastern Thais such as "Phu Kradueng" (Loei) too.

One thing that you ought to come in the cold season in the peak time as November and December when you rent our ECOCAR rent-a-car's Car Rental Thailand.

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Raining in Southern Thais

One thing that you must see when you are driving to the Southern Thais which there is much rain. Somewhere there is much rain all-day until all-night so you ought to be more careful in your driving with ECOCAR rent-a-car's Car Rental Thailand.

All in all, these are the details about seasons in Thailand. We ourselves hope them to help you when you drive an owned car or the car rental. So if you need to use a car rental, come to ECOCAR rent-a-car's Car Rental Thailand every time that there are 10 branches around the Land of Smile to support your journey.