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Thailand weather by month for Muay Thai camps
In September, the driest camp area in the official figures is Koh Samui (116.8 mm of rain) and the wettest is Phuket (386.5 mm). Official long-term figures from the Thai Meteorological Department.
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| Area | Rain in Sep | Rain days | High / low | In plain words |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Koh Samui | 116.8 mm | 15.9 | 31.6°C / 24.8°C | wet; warm to hot afternoons |
| Hua Hin | 120.7 mm | 16.1 | 32.2°C / 24.7°C | wet; warm to hot afternoons |
| Chiang Mai | 200.2 mm | 17.2 | 31.5°C / 23.1°C | very wet; warm to hot afternoons |
| Pattaya | 217.1 mm | 17.1 | 31°C / 25.1°C | very wet; warm to hot afternoons |
| Bangkok | 344 mm | 18 | 32.3°C / 24.6°C | the wettest kind of month; warm to hot afternoons |
| Phuket | 386.5 mm | 22.8 | 31.2°C / 24.2°C | the wettest kind of month; warm to hot afternoons |
Not covered by a station of their own: Krabi (no official station in our source; Phuket's figures are the nearest, about 60 km away; see Phuket); Koh Phangan (no station of its own; Koh Samui's figures are the nearest, about 20 km away; see Koh Samui); Pai (no station in our source; Chiang Mai is about 85 km away in a straight line, over the mountains; see Chiang Mai).
Training in the heat
- The NHS says to drink extra fluids in hot weather and to go easy on alcohol, caffeine and hot drinks.
- It also says to stay out of the sun between 11am and 3pm and to avoid activity that makes you hotter. Many camps train early morning and late afternoon; check the camp's own timetable.
- Know the signs of heat exhaustion the NHS lists: tiredness, dizziness, headache, feeling sick, heavy sweating, cramps, a high temperature and being very thirsty. Move somewhere cool, drink water and cool the skin; you should feel better within 30 minutes.
- Heatstroke is an emergency (very high temperature, hot skin that isn't sweating, confusion, fast breathing). Get urgent medical help.
General information, not medical advice. Sources: NHS: heatwave, how to cope in hot weather; NHS: heat exhaustion and heatstroke (both read 1 Nov 2026).
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Questions
Where is the driest place to train Muay Thai in Thailand in September?
In September, the driest camp area in the official figures is Koh Samui (116.8 mm of rain) and the wettest is Phuket (386.5 mm). Official long-term figures from the Thai Meteorological Department.
When is the rainy season in Thailand?
It depends on the area. The wettest month in the official figures: Chiang Mai August, Bangkok September, Phuket September, Koh Samui November, Hua Hin October, Pattaya October. Koh Samui's wettest weeks come later in the year than the rest. Pick a month above to compare.
Which month is hottest in Chiang Mai?
April, with highs of 36.1°C in the official figures.
Is it safe to train in the heat?
Many people do, mostly early morning and late afternoon. The NHS says to drink extra fluids, keep out of the sun from 11am to 3pm and know the signs of heat exhaustion. General information, not medical advice.
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