It rains frequently in July of Chiang Mai, accumulating to a total monthly rainfall of 156mm. From another perspective, around 18 days in the month have rain. But every coin has two sides. The rain makes Chiang Mai weather in July not so hot, especially the time after the rain. ...
The weather of northern Thailand, including Chiang Mai, differs from the traditional division of spring, summer, autumn, and winter. The region has three distinct seasons: the cool season, the hot season and the rainy season. Chiang Mai is cooler than Bangkok, due to its geographical location....
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has year-round stable, springlike temperatures. Because there is no need for air conditioning or home heating, utility bills are reduced. Because of Cuenca’s efficient public transportation network, monthly transportation bills remain low as well. Monthly transportation costs approximately $50. ...
Monthly Average Temperatures in Chiang Mai (High and Low) [Source NOAA] Chiang Mai Monthly Average rainfall [Source: NOAA] The above graphs show the average monthly rainfall and temperatures in Chiang Mai throughout the year. These define the seasons which, unlike in northern climes, are fairl...
Best time to visit Destination Daytime temperature ▼ Sunshine hours ▼ Sea temperature ▼ Monthly rainfall ▼ Days with some rain ▼ Heat & humidity ▼ The weather guide for Thailand (Chiang Mai) shows long term weather averages processed from data supplied by CRU (University of East...
1. Monthly temperature data from the 30-year period (1991–2020), provided by the Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) [46] in Chiang Mai Province and its surrounding areas, were collected from eight meteorological stations. These stations were included the Mae Sariang Weather Station (300202),...
Chiang Mai– Although Thailand’s 4thbiggest city, Chiang Mai is rather small and in someways very much like Phuket. It doesn’t really have anything on Bangkok when it comes to western amenities – although it does have enough to keep you happy. ...
Temples fill the city of Chiang Mai, especially in the Old City, there are temples every few feet. One of the most sacred temples in northern Thailand is located on the city's western outskirts. You will find Wat Doi Suthep on theDoi Suthepmountain. A day trip to Wat Phra That Doi Su...