THAILAND
Climate
Northern Thailand has a typical monsoon climate, but since it lies well North of the equator. It does experience marked seasonal temperature variations.
The ‘wet season’ monsoon rains start in late May or early June and continue until October. Temperatures in the lowlands are around 32 degrees in the mid-afternoon, falling to a minimum of around 23 degrees at night. It rains on most days but rarely continuously. In August and September, typhoons sometimes occur. With heavy rain, thunderstorms and high winds for three of four days.
In the ‘cool season’ from early November to February, humid tropical air from the Indian ocean gives way to cold, dry air originating in Central Asia to the North. The sky is generally cloudless all day, and rain is very unlikely - perhaps one showers a month. From December, many of the trees lose their leaves as a protection against drought, and the lush greens of the countryside give way to sombre browns.
The ‘hot season’ is mercifully short - from mid March to late May. Daytime temperatures approach 40 degrees, and humidity increases. This is really hot and the locals get bombarded with tourists at this time of year, even thow it is relevantly short.
Natural resources
In Thailand there are a number of different natural resources that can be provided by the land. Things such as tin, lead, lignite, gypsum and fluorite can be dug out of the ground in a number of different locations around the beautiful country. Oil is the most i...
Katmai’s climate really depends on the season. Katmai is relatively drizzly year round with strong winds, but with mostly moderate springs and autumns. Temperatures range from -4°F to 40°F in the winter, 36-56°F in the spring and autumn, and averaging 60°F in the summer. Katmai can get anywhere from two to forty inches of rain a year. In the winter (see figure 1), it can accumulate up to 14 inches of snow a month.
months and the summers are cool and short. Also due to the fact that much of
Due to the moderating effect, this ecozone has long, mild summers (18 to 22°C) and cool, short winters (-3 to -12°C), with around 720 to 1000mm of precipitation, and 180 to 260 growing days annually. The Westerlies can also alter the weather quickly in this ecozone.
The climate is relatively warm and humid with regional variation. The temperature mainly changes with the elevation on the land. The East part of the land his high average annual rainfall, whereas the west is much drier. The rainfall is seasonal occurring from May through October. The Caribbean is subject to destructive hurricanes and tropical storms from July through October.
During the summer season, the temperatures are usually in the high 80s and in the evenings the temperatures are usually in the 70s. During the winter season, the temperatures are usually in the low to mid 80s and in the evenings the temperatures can dip under the mid 60s.
In Ancient India they would always have to deal with the type of weather, especially monso...
Typical monsoon climate is characteristic to Bangladesh. Winters are mild, dry and sunny. The average daily temperature in January ranges from 54 degrees to 77 degrees. Summer is hot and rainy, the average temperature of April, the hottest month, is 73 degrees to 93 degrees. Rainy season lasts from June to October, when the monsoon airflow invades from t...
From November to April, winter begins and the city experiences most rainfall. However, even at this time, warm sunny days are still the order of the day. Temperatures can vary greatly in winter with even the coldest morning turning into a warm or even hot afternoon. Therefore, even in the coldest and hottest months of the year, you can still have some warm, sunny days and blue skies available.
All these things make it a beautiful tourist destination. Here we will talk about Thailand weather, culture and etiquettes in detail. Thailand provides something for all types of tourists. Between the months of July to November, weather in Thailand is not feasible. It is rainy season in Thailand.
One cannot enjoy the picturesque beauty of this magnificent place in the hot summer months as it becomes unbearable to step out. The summer season should be avoided if you want to enjoy every bit of the place. Monsoons do bring a little relief with the cooling showers, but the city does not receive much rain even during the rainy season making the weather humid and sticky.
Kuwait characterized by a desert climate which is dry, long and hot summer. The temperature in this region is reaching more than 45°C with frequent sandstorms in summer. However in winter, the temperatures are decreasing to reach 4°C. The rainy season is started from October to May. The annual rainfall is less than 100 (mm) in Area with100 km2, but in remaining part it differs between 100 and 300 mm. The average of long term annual rainfall for Kuwait was about 176 mm. The rainfall recently decreased to 106 and 134 mm/year (Water profile of Kuwait, 2007).
The topic that I will be discussing is Thai culture. In this, it will include areas that influence this culture. First, I will give you the geographical information of the country of Thailand. The second area that I will look at will be language. Language is an extremely important part of culture and some say that one cannot be found without the other. After that I will inform you about customs, traditions and taboos in Thai culture. This is a very important part of culture and is what shows the differences between cultures. Then I briefly tell you about the government and some national symbols, such as the flag, the symbol, colors, anthem, dress, and national day. Next, I will explain about religion in Thailand. In most cultures there is religion, but in Thailand it is interwoven into its whole culture and it is hard to separate the two. One other thing that I will include in this paper is a link to a page with pictures from my trip to Thailand.
Thailand is located in Asia, southeast from China, Asia. Thailand’s population is about 63,418,000 people. The biggest populated city is Bangkok, Thailand, also known as the Capital of Thailand. The main religion is Buddhism. The religion of Thailand is a major Priority for the people. The reason why Buddhism is the major religion of Thailand is because of the details you would see in Bangkok, Thailand. Bangkok, Thailand, is 75 percent gold. The reason why 75 percent of Bangkok, Thailand, is gold is because Bangkok, Thailand, has over 50 Buddhist temples. Surrounding the city temples are made of pure gold. Thailand’s Language is Thai. This language is a special way to show the handmade culture. Elephants in Thailand are considered to be like dogs in America. Elephants walk around freely throughout Thailand. Elephants also might leave or escape wildlife reserves to search for food (www.telegraph.com). The money in Thailand is called baht. If you had 10 dollars in Thailand you would technically have 100 baht. The flag of Thailand was adopted in 1917, the flag has red, white, and blue stripes. The red stripes on the flag represent the nation. The white stripes on the flag represents purity. The blue on the flag represents the monarchy.
May to September is the season to enjoy some regional festivals, good weather and calm areas when the flood of visitors gets low on the island. October to late December is the season of rain and it drizzles occasionally w...