
The Thai Meteorological Department has issued its seven-day weather outlook for Saturday (November 14, 2026) to Friday (November 20, 2026).
Temperatures will rise, with morning fog and isolated thundershowers, on November 14–16, as the high-pressure system bringing cool air to upper Thailand weakens. Easterly and southeasterly winds will carry moisture into the lower Northeast, the East and the Central region, including Bangkok and surrounding provinces.
Thundershowers will initially increase, with gusty winds in some areas, on November 17–18. Temperatures will then fall on November 19–20, as a fresh high-pressure system bringing cold air from China spreads over upper Thailand.
Rainfall will decrease on November 14–17 as the northeast monsoon over the Gulf of Thailand, the South and the Andaman Sea weakens, although isolated heavy rain will persist. Waves in the Andaman Sea and the Gulf will be about 1 metre high, exceeding 2 metres in thundershowers.
Rainfall will increase, with isolated heavy to very heavy rain, on November 18–20, as the northeast monsoon strengthens over the Gulf, the South and the Andaman Sea. Moderate winds and waves are expected in the lower Gulf, with waves about 2 metres high and exceeding 2 metres in thundershowers.
Precautions: Southern residents should watch for flash floods, torrents of water from higher ground and landslides on November 18–20, particularly on foothill slopes near waterways and in low-lying areas, because of heavy to very heavy rain and accumulated rainfall. Mariners in the Gulf and the Andaman Sea should check their routes, navigate cautiously and avoid areas experiencing thundershowers throughout the outlook period.
North
Northeast
Central region
East
South (east coast)
South (west coast)
Bangkok and surrounding provinces