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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Public Report weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Based on the live forecast above, Pattaya’s current conditions show temperatures in the range of 28–32°C with moderate humidity. This reflects the city’s typical tropical climate, where the hottest months (March–May) often see highs of 34°C, while the cooler season (November–February) averages 26–30°C.
What is the 14-day outlook for Pattaya?
The 14-day forecast for Pattaya indicates consistent daytime highs of 30–33°C and overnight lows around 24–27°C, with intermittent rain showers common during the wet season (May–October). For a longer view, the Pattaya weather forecast 30 days shows similar patterns, though accuracy decreases beyond 10 days. For UK comparisons, see our UK weather hub or check 10 Day Weather Forecast UK.
How does Pattaya weather vary by month?
Pattaya weather by month falls into three seasons: cool (Nov–Feb: 22–30°C, low rain), hot (Mar–May: 26–34°C, increasing humidity), and wet (Jun–Oct: 24–32°C, daily downpours). The Pattaya weather radar typically shows afternoon storms from May to October. For those checking specific durations, the Pattaya weather forecast 15 days and Pattaya weather forecast 25 days are available via local Thai meteorological services, but the BBC’s coverage is reliable for short-term planning. Compare this with Bristol Weather or Glasgow Weather.
Is Pattaya weather safe for swimming year-round?
Yes, water temperatures remain 27–30°C all year. However, during the wet season (May–October), strong currents and jellyfish are more common; check local lifeguard warnings.
Does Pattaya have a monsoon season?
Yes, the southwest monsoon from May to October brings heavy but short-lived rain, typically in the afternoon. The rest of the day often remains sunny and hot.
How does Pattaya weather compare to UK cities?
Pattaya is consistently 10–15°C warmer than UK cities like Birmingham Weather or Liverpool Weather, with far less seasonal variation. UK winters are cold and damp, while Pattaya stays tropical.