Pattaya’s weather stays friendly year-round, with short showers and tropical breezes keeping the climate perfect for tourists, rain or shine — even as heavy rains hit other parts of Thailand. (Photo by Jetsada Homklin) PATTAYA, Thailand – Visitors and locals alike often worry about rain during the Thai rainy season, but when it comes to Pattaya, the city’s weather tends to stay friendly for beachgoers and tourists. While the Thai Meteorological Department reports increasing rainfall and heavy storms in many regions — especially in the Northeast where some areas face very heavy rain — Pattaya’s coastal climate is typically more stable and pleasant. According to the latest forecast, Thailand is experiencing intensified monsoon conditions with heavy rain in the north, east, south, and especially the northeast. Cities like Bangkok and its suburbs expect thunderstorms covering about 60% of the area, with some heavy showers in parts of the country. However, Pattaya, located on the eastern seaboard in Chonburi province, generally enjoys a more moderate climate during the rainy season. The rain often comes in short bursts and doesn’t last long, leaving plenty of dry, sunny periods for outdoor activities. Visitors can expect warm temperatures around 32 to 35 degrees Celsius, typical tropical breezes, and occasional refreshing showers that help cool the air. So, don’t let rainy season reports from other parts of Thailand deter you from visiting Pattaya — the city’s weather is usually very tourist-friendly year-round. Whether you’re planning a beach day, a boat trip, or simply strolling the vibrant streets, Pattaya’s weather is likely to cooperate, offering a welcoming and enjoyable experience — rain or shine.