BANGKOK, Thailand – Thailand officially entered the winter season on Nov. 9, with the period expected to last until late February 2027, according to the Thai Meteorological Department. The department noted that temperatures this season are projected to be slightly warmer than average, with the coldest conditions anticipated in January.
Nattawut Dandee, Acting Director-General of the Thai Meteorological Department, stated that entering winter does not mean immediate cold weather across all regions. Instead, it marks a seasonal shift in wind patterns and atmospheric conditions, with temperatures dropping depending on cold air masses arriving periodically from China. Daytime warmth and scattered rainfall remain possible in some areas during the early stage of the season.
During peak cold spells, minimum temperatures in the upper northern and northeastern regions are forecasted to range between 10 and 13 degrees Celsius. Meanwhile, the central, eastern, and Bangkok metropolitan areas are expected to experience cool morning temperatures at times. (TNA)
