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Heavy rain threatens Pattaya: cool mornings, but dangerous monsoon!
Find out the current weather conditions in Pattaya on December 24, 2025, with warnings of heavy rain in southern Thailand.
Heavy rain threatens Pattaya: cool mornings, but dangerous monsoon!
The weather forecast for Pattaya and the surrounding area not only brings cool mornings, but also serious warnings of intense rain. Loud Pattaya Mail The weather along the coast currently remains calm, but the Thai Meteorological Office has forecast increasing rainfall activity in the south of the country in the coming days. Heavy to very heavy rainfall is expected between December 25th and 28th, which could particularly affect residents in low-lying areas.
Pattaya is currently still showing its mild side. Temperatures range between 19 and 24 degrees Celsius in the morning and rise to 33 to 34 degrees during the day. An area of high pressure over Upper Thailand will bring cool temperatures, while northwesterly winds will blow at speeds of 15 to 30 km/h. Sea conditions are calm until further notice, although boats are advised to take caution during thunderstorms as waves can reach up to two meters.
Extreme weather warnings
The predictions are worrying for a reason. Thailand Tip highlights that heavy rains are expected in the central and northeast regions as well as the south. This weather condition could lead to flash flooding and clear lakes, which can be particularly dangerous for boaters. The Thai Meteorological Office sees no decline in this rain-heavy monsoon activity, increasing concerns of sudden flooding in affected regions.
There is an increased risk of landslides due to the weather, especially in the southern regions that lie directly on the Andaman Sea. The temperatures in these regions are similar to Pattaya, with 22 to 35 degrees Celsius expected here too. The local government strongly recommends that the population heed current weather warnings and prepare for possible evacuations.
Security measures
To ensure that the population is well informed, The farang reports on the efforts of the Thai authorities to further expand early warning systems and mobile flood protection systems. The flash flood warnings are primarily intended to protect people in low-lying areas where water accumulation and flooding can pose acute risks.
Leisure activities should also take these weather warnings into account. In tourist hotspots such as Pattaya, it is recommended to find out about the latest weather developments and, if necessary, postpone planned boat trips. The monsoon in Thailand lasts from May to October, with the heaviest rains expected in the south, which will have a strong impact not only on agriculture but, above all, on the tourism sector.
Given the upcoming weather events, residents and tourists in Pattaya and surrounding regions should prepare and take the advice of local authorities seriously. If you act in a timely manner, you can counter potential dangers from extreme rain and possible flooding.