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 Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 4:17 am Post subject: Weather |
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What would be the weather -- rains etc -- during second week of August......will it be possible to move around or get confined to the room itself 
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jimmy mac
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| Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 12:45 pm Post subject: |
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just be coming into the rainy season but no need to worry because it only rains for an hour or so each day and mostly its at night time anyway.
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Montydog
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Location: Sunny Surrey
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| Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 8:26 pm Post subject: |
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Best summery of Pattaya weather I’ve seen, (courtesy LK Metro Apartments web site) 
"Climate:
Pattaya has three seasons. November to February, when it's hot;
March to May, when it's hot and humid and June to October, when
it's hot and wet."
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PeterP
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| Montydog wrote: | Best summery of Pattaya weather I’ve seen, (courtesy LK Metro Apartments web site)
"Climate:
Pattaya has three seasons. November to February, when it's hot;
March to May, when it's hot and humid and June to October, when
it's hot and wet." |
Monty, I'd have to disagree with them, living here you do realise that it can be quite cold in December and January - I've known temperatures down in the mid teens! March to May isn't humid - except during Songkran!
"Wet"? Well, as Jim says, this is relative. Compared to the West Coast of India in Monsoon - it's dry!
In 7 years there have only been a couple of days when it's rained all day - generally from mid August, you have around a 75% chance that you will get a downpour - for about an hour. In August it tends to be at night, but often in September/ October it's in the middle of the day.
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Montydog
Joined: 04 Apr 2008
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Location: Sunny Surrey
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| Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 7:38 pm Post subject: |
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| PeterP wrote: | | Montydog wrote: | Best summery of Pattaya weather I’ve seen, (courtesy LK Metro Apartments web site)
"Climate:
Pattaya has three seasons. November to February, when it's hot;
March to May, when it's hot and humid and June to October, when
it's hot and wet." |
Monty, I'd have to disagree with them, living here you do realise that it can be quite cold in December and January - I've known temperatures down in the mid teens! March to May isn't humid - except during Songkran!
"Wet"? Well, as Jim says, this is relative. Compared to the West Coast of India in Monsoon - it's dry!
In 7 years there have only been a couple of days when it's rained all day - generally from mid August, you have around a 75% chance that you will get a downpour - for about an hour. In August it tends to be at night, but often in September/ October it's in the middle of the day. |
Thats our summer high back here
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MekongMike
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Location: Germany
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| Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 8:27 pm Post subject: |
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Yo Monty... summer has returned to south western Krautland today... and one of my collegues has brought a box of beer from Belgium... Jeffe or Jeffer is it´s name... great stuff after work, because it has 9 % alcohol... burp !
So, how is the weather overthere on Monkey Island... lol ?
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