What is the temperature in Chiang Rai, Thailand?

Chiang Rai (Chiang Rai) (Tokyo 99°48′ north latitude 19°54′) is the northernmost capital of Thailand, with an area of ​​11,678 square kilometers and an altitude of 580 meters. It is located in Thailand, At the junction of Laos and Myanmar, about 900 kilometers away from the capital Bangkok, Chiang Rai City is located in the northernmost part of Thailand. It has a cool and pleasant climate, with an average annual temperature of 24.6°C. The humidity here is lower than in southern Thailand, so visitors will feel refreshed. August and September every year are the most rainy seasons in Chiang Rai. You must bring rain gear when traveling at this time. Bangkok is close to the equator and has a tropical monsoon climate that is hot all year round. However, because it is close to the sea, there are sea breezes blowing all year round, so even in the hottest season, there is no feeling of heat. Bangkok has three seasons a year: summer from March to May; rainy season with abundant sunshine from June to September; and cool season from October to February of the following year. The coolest month in Bangkok is December, with an average temperature of 17 degrees; the hottest month is April, with temperatures as high as 38 degrees. The average precipitation is 1,600 mm, with 90% of the rainfall concentrated from mid-May to October. During the rainy season, the rain comes and goes quickly. The sky is often clear and the sun is blazing. Suddenly, dark clouds come over, thunder and lightning come, and heavy rain falls. After a while, it rains again and the sky clears up.