Weather

[jcn]

Hi
We are going to Hua Hin on the 24th Oct for 2 wks. We have been before but at a different time of year.
What is the weather likely to be? I know it is still the rainy season but what are the temperatures like?
I know this is a bit of a girly question but does it get cool in the evenings? Will a light jacket or cardigan be required for going out in the evening?

Thanks

[Spitfire]

Welcome to the forum jcn. Ironically there's a weather thread right above this one in the list of 'The Beach Bar' threads, 15 pages of it actually. Probably better to ask weather related questions in the established thread specifically for this subject.

You could also get a general feel for the weather at the moment by viewing the 'Weather & Currency' box towards the bottom of the page everyday until you come.

Edited for clarity

[STEVE G]

To answer your question anyway, I wouldn't bother with any extra clothing as it's still pretty hot in the evenings.
It might be worth bringing a light rain jacket or an umbrella though.

[BaaBaa.]

To answer your question anyway, I wouldn't bother with any extra clothing as it's still pretty hot in the evenings.
It might be worth bringing a light rain jacket or an umbrella though.

I wouldn't bother either, I don't think I've ever worn a jacket in Thailand.

It an get a bit nippy up in the boonies though.

[jcn]

Thats great thanks.
The less I have to take there the more space I have in the case to take things back

[PeteC]

Thats great thanks.
The less I have to take there the more space I have in the case to take things back

Back to where if I'm not being too forward? Always an interest on here about where folks come from and most recently, what they're paying in airfare to get here and back. No worries if you don't want to reply. Pete

[migrant]

Back to where if I'm not being too forward? Always an interest on here about where folks come from and most recently, what they're paying in airfare to get here and back. No worries if you don't want to reply. Pete

Hi Pete,

In digging for our upcoming trip I found fares from Los Angeles around $850. I did get lucky and used frequent flier miles though

[lomuamart]

Hot and extremely humid. Chance of rain in the afternoons.

[Khundon1975]

Thats great thanks.
The less I have to take there the more space I have in the case to take things back

I know how you feel jcn, those hotel towels are so big and thick, you will have a job closing your suitcases.

Welcome to the forum jcn.

[jcn]

Thats great thanks.
The less I have to take there the more space I have in the case to take things back

Back to where if I'm not being too forward? Always an interest on here about where folks come from and most recently, what they're paying in airfare to get here and back. No worries if you don't want to reply. Pete

Hi Pete

We are from the North of Scotland. We paid about £1200 for 2 wks staying at the Anantara on B & B .We fly from Aberdeen to Bangkok via Amsterdam.

As for the weather , one things for sure it will be better than anything we get back home.

Really looking forward to our hols. Not long now.

Julie

[BaaBaa.]

Thats great thanks.
The less I have to take there the more space I have in the case to take things back

I know how you feel jcn, those hotel towels are so big and thick, you will have a job closing your suitcases.

Welcome to the forum jcn.

I always nick the blankets off the plane, the business class ones are great, the missus is always wrapped up in one watching a dodgy thai soap opera and they are spot on for the little lad.

Not that i'm tight or nuffink!

[Spitfire]

I always nick the blankets off the plane.....

You scousers just can't resist yourselves now, can you?

[BaaBaa.]

I always nick the blankets off the plane.....

You scousers just can't resist yourselves now, can you?

I'm actually from affluent Cheshire so riddle me that one SpitMan.

[caller]

I always nick the blankets off the plane.....

You scousers just can't resist yourselves now, can you?

I'm actually from affluent Cheshire so riddle me that one SpitMan.

Reminds me of being a Londoner but not a cockney! You're not from Ellesmere Port then?

[margaretcarnes]

To answer your question anyway, I wouldn't bother with any extra clothing as it's still pretty hot in the evenings.
It might be worth bringing a light rain jacket or an umbrella though.

I wouldn't bother either, I don't think I've ever worn a jacket in Thailand.

It an get a bit nippy up in the boonies though.

I certainly wouldn't bother with a 'light mac' because waterproofs are far too sweaty, and a cotton mac in monsoon rain is as much use as a chocolate fireguard IMO.
I've only ever needed a jacket in HH once - when having a meal at one of the seafront restaurants in November one year (even then my visitors thought I was mad to feel chilly.) And up North November/December time something like a pashmina is handy.
I wouldn't even bother to take an umbrella because they are so cheap to buy even in HH. Check out the old Shopping Mall. Thai umbrellas are pretty good quality as well and worth taking home.