This page is full of up-to-date weather information on the Weather Forecast, high and low season information, sunrise and sunset times, sunshine, rain, winds, cloudy or not, typical and average temperatures and pressure, and what you can expect at different times of the year.
Phuket Weather Forecast 7 Days.
Below you will find daily weather predictions for the current week. These are updated at least once per day. Just click on the day of the week and read an overview of the expected weather in Phuket for that day. You can also listen to that day’s weather. The Phuket weather forecast 7 days is a free service offered by Phuket FM Radio and can be heard live on air at 91.5 FM and 102.5 FM throughout the day.
The Phuket Weather the week ahead and the awesome weather continues, looking forward it is looking like a decent week ahead Tuesday’s top temperature at…
5 How do/can I read the Phuket Weather Forecast and wind Guru Phuket Charts?
Answer these questions and you will have a great vacation no matter when you travel.
Swim where it is safe.
Follow the Lifeguard’s flags.
Don’t go in the water if RED flags are flying.
Don’t swim late at night.
Phuket Weather update to the end of the year.
The Meteorological Department predicts that this winter could and we emphasise COULD be colder than normal.
Our views at Phuket FM Radio are that current and up-to-date information is the best, see our Live Rain Radar updated continuously. If you are not sure how weather radar works you may find this an interesting read.
Make the right decision you won’t regret while planning your vacation.
Scroll down the page and read the month-by-month weather forecast predictions. You can also see the Live radar which will show you incoming rain and wind, also don’t forget to check out the wind Guru Phuket charts.
Familiarising yourself with the different seasonal changes and times that occur in Phuket while planning your vacation will help you a lot.
Month-by-month weather, the next 3 months forecast.
The weather in Phuket in February daily high temperatures a Chinese New Year, Valentine’s Day and Makha Bucha Festival to celebrate.
Longtail boats on Patong Beach, Phuket
One of the best months to be in Phuket, with lots of ‘happening’ information. You will find Weather Radar live here, the weather is updated throughout the day.
During March we should see the humidity increase as we move towards the wet season with higher humidity and a chance of thundery showers.
Weather in Phuket in March
March can be an excellent time to visit Phuket, the average sea temperature is 29°C. March is normally the driest time of the year. Read our FAQ and enjoy a visit.
Each morning we update the daily weather and it is available below and has an audio file along with that day’s outlook.
Here is a LIVE chart presented by Winduru weather predictions for Phuket. You may also tune into Phuket Island radio online and get the latest weather updated every hour from our live radio presenters to see more information. There are windguru charts available for other areas, windguru Koh Chang, windguru Kata Beach, windguru Satun and for our Russian friends виндгуру пхукет. We shall try to include more of these areas in future updates.
Not sure how to read a windguru chart, no worries we have included an easy to follow instructions.
Phuket Thailand from Windguru Phuket
There are windguru charts for many areas in Thailand, including and not limited to windguru Chalong, windguru Koh Lipe windguru Phuket Chalong Bay windguru Phuket Rawai windguru ภูเก็ต (Thai word for Phuket.
Looking at Wind Gusts these are exactly what you may expect.
Direction arrows show the direction in which the wind is blowing.
The wave height is measured in metres. Showing the average wave height at that time.
Wave period (s) Is the time frequency.
Shown Wave Direction is indicated by the arrow.
Temperature is given in (C)
Checking the Phuket Weather Forecast and when to go?
In truth, there is no bad time to visit Phuket – do your research and you’ll not likely be disappointed.
It is also nice for you to note that in other parts of the world, it may snow or freeze, Phuket is tropical, and it is always warm. The temperature generally stays between some nights to as low as 22 and 34 Celsius during the day, throughout Phuket Island.
When it comes to Phuket’s temperature and weather conditions, the region owes its warm tropical temperature to its close proximity to the equator. The presence of warm waters straight from the Andaman Sea and the Indian Ocean. This makes the weather remain warm all year round with it most of the time hovering at an average of 28°C with the ocean breeze keeping everything cool.
Phuket weather can be described in a number of ways, hot, cool and low, high and low, high and green and a number of other suggestions for the “seasons”.
The typical tourist High Season is from December through to April. The hottest months are February, March, and April, usually no rain, the wind is consistent from the North East, and sometimes a late thunderstorm. There is little or no rainfall at this time. The odd thunderstorm usually helps to cool down the high temperature. There is, however, high humidity which combined with the high temperature can be uncomfortable. The humidity will keep on building up till April when you will experience the first serious thunderstorms in the region.
The month of May can be indifferent as the wind and weather patterns change 180 degrees and the wind now comes from the west. Brings with it a wet period and many high seasons on the West Coast.
Swimmers need to take full notice of the lifeguards if they are going to the sea, far too many people don’t.
PLEASE be aware of the rougher seas during the months May to October.
Some beaches suffer from rip tide effects and will have a strong undertow (though they are usually well marked).
It is not always safe to swim as the sea reacts to the weather.
Swimming for children in particular is probably not safe unless you seek protected waters on the bay side of the island.
ASK before going in if the beach is not marked.
The summer months of May to October can be very pleasant, but do expect to see some rain in this period with September and October being the wettest.
Phuket does get rain, humidity and lots of wonderful tropical sunshine.
If you haven’t visited the tropics and you’re in Phuket when a tropical storm runs through boy oh boy will you experience some big raindrops? A torrential downpour like you have never seen, and then just like magic two hours later beautiful sunshine, everything dries up and life goes on.
Here’s how Phuket compares to other areas of Thailand.
You’ll hear many opinions about the best time of year to visit Phuket but in fact, the truth is that it depends on you and what you like.
November to April
If you enjoy the nightlife and crowds, November to April is a good time to come. If you are a people watcher, it is also a fun time, the sun is hot usually around 32c sit on the beaches. sip a beer, listen to some music, take some photos and watch people walk by. Winter is also the time of year when the sea is much calmer and clearer during this season, which makes swimming in the ocean very safe and so perhaps better for scuba diving, snorkelling and swimming in the sea.
During the months of November to April, as Phuket is just in the Northern Hemisphere it is winter, and many tourists from much colder Europe, Scandinavia, and Russia visit.
May to October
From May to October many Australians and Kiwis here come away from their winters to the Phuket summer. There is around the year-round Chinese tourist business and many other nationalities now coming to Phuket thanks to lower-cost flights and an abundance of accommodations.
So the question should not be for the best time to visit Phuket but it should rather be “the best time you would want to visit Phuket”. So you see, the question is quite personal, here is a list of quality hotels.
