Yann
Temps en Thaïlande la semaine prochaine (à partir du 3 avril)
by Yann76
This discussion is in French, the community’s main language.
Original post
Bonjour!
Après quelques années de "pause", je repars enfin en Thaïlande pour une 10aine de jours la semaine prochaine (à partir du 3 avril). Au programme: Bangkok puis région de krabi (que je ne connais pas). Malheureusement je vois sur les sites web de météo que de gros orages sont prévus. Pluie tous les jours!
Est ce que vous êtes dans le coin en ce moment?
Est ce que cela veut dire: pluie non stop ou juste grosse averse en fin de journée?
Ou est ce que je pourrais aller pour espérer avoir un peu de soleil? Prendre le bus de krabi pour aller sur l'autre côte (ko Samui...) ?
Merci d'avance pour vos conseils avisés!
À bientôt,
Yann
Yann
Salut
J'ai demandé pour toi à une amie Thaï si elle avait vu la météo annoncé à partir du 3 avril et si elle pensait qu'il allait pleuvoir toute la journée. - don't have - not today, but after 3 april - yes I know - you saw on tv ? - but maybe don't have same ( mdr, grosse tempête et de l'autre côté beau temps 🤪 ) - Really, you are sure, because I check myself on internet, and a storm will... 3 april and after ( 4 5 6 7..) - maybe have maybe don't have, it very hot and no have raining - today I know, but I ask you after 3 april. TV didn't talk after 3 april ? - yes, your friend come alone ? ( j'ai laissé tombé )
ça m'a fait pensé au taxi motobike, il comprend pas mais il te dit " yes yes yes" et tu te retrouves je sais pas où. Une fois je lui dit " IMMIGRATION" il me dit ok sauf qu'il m'emmène devant un marché pour aller manger. Pauvre con va ahahah
Enfin bref, j'ai demandé à une autre thaï, elle était en pause dans la réserve de chaussures, j'ai pas eu besoin de répéter, elle m'a dit: - Yes storm, I think not everyday, No good to go to south, rain 2-4 hours
Après, tu connais nos spécialiste français, la météo s’apparente plus à une science occulte perso, un peu comme l'astrologie. Fais à la thai ( mai pen rai) Tu as ton billet de toute façon, tu verras sur place et aviseras
Bon courage😉
J'ai demandé pour toi à une amie Thaï si elle avait vu la météo annoncé à partir du 3 avril et si elle pensait qu'il allait pleuvoir toute la journée. - don't have - not today, but after 3 april - yes I know - you saw on tv ? - but maybe don't have same ( mdr, grosse tempête et de l'autre côté beau temps 🤪 ) - Really, you are sure, because I check myself on internet, and a storm will... 3 april and after ( 4 5 6 7..) - maybe have maybe don't have, it very hot and no have raining - today I know, but I ask you after 3 april. TV didn't talk after 3 april ? - yes, your friend come alone ? ( j'ai laissé tombé )
ça m'a fait pensé au taxi motobike, il comprend pas mais il te dit " yes yes yes" et tu te retrouves je sais pas où. Une fois je lui dit " IMMIGRATION" il me dit ok sauf qu'il m'emmène devant un marché pour aller manger. Pauvre con va ahahah
Enfin bref, j'ai demandé à une autre thaï, elle était en pause dans la réserve de chaussures, j'ai pas eu besoin de répéter, elle m'a dit: - Yes storm, I think not everyday, No good to go to south, rain 2-4 hours
Après, tu connais nos spécialiste français, la météo s’apparente plus à une science occulte perso, un peu comme l'astrologie. Fais à la thai ( mai pen rai) Tu as ton billet de toute façon, tu verras sur place et aviseras
Bon courage😉
Nous allons arriver à Krabi le 13avril avec nos deux enfants de 2 et 7ans. On espère aussi ne pas trop avoir de pluie et surtout pourvoir nous rendre sur les petites iles sans danger.
A mon souvenir lors de notre dernier voyage (qui date) la-bas il pleuvait fort mais pas longtemps. On avait eu de la pluie la 1ère semaine et plus rien la 2ème. Par contre il me semble que malgré être sur place les locaux prévoyaient difficilement les pluies. On c'est justement fait une frayeur en mer. Ce qui me rassure moyenement avec nos deux enfants ne sachant pas encore nager.
Seriez vous d'accord de me faire un petit topo sur place?
Et a votre avis y aurait il quelque chose à ne pas oublier dans les bagages si beaucoup de pluie? (Beaucoup plus de moustiques?)
On vous souhaite déjà un bon voyage et de belles vacances!!!
Salut!
Merci beaucoup pour vos retours! Je vous tiendrai au courant une fois sur place.
Apparemment à krabi c'est pluvieux jusqu'à samedi et après ça s'améliore.
Ko Samui a l'air ensoleillé. Je vais peut être changer mon billet d'air asia pour aller sur ko Samui au lieu de Krabi (je ne sais pas si c'est possible), passer quelques jours à ko Samui, puis aller à krabi en bus, rester quelques jours la bas, et rentrer de la bas en avion...
Ça vous paraît jouable?
Je suis en Thaïlande depuis le 17 mars, le nord et l'ouest d'abord puis quelques jours à Charuap Khiri kan à l'est et depuis hier à Khao Lak. Nous n'avons eu que du beau temps, quelques journée un peu voilées au nord et une averse de 5 mn à Kanchanaburi. Ce midi, on a entendu un peu de tonerre mais le gris était accroché aux montagnes. En bord de mer, c'est bleu et chaud pour le ciel et la mer. Bonnes vacances à tous
Merci floremia! Quel temps maintenant? Toujours soleil?
Oui, un peu de gris hier mais grand soleil ce matin !! Je file d'ailleurs à la plage, il est 7 h 30 mais déjà chaud
Une averse ce midi. Cet après-midi c'est gris mais ça n'empêche pas la plage.
Merci beaucoup pour ces infos en temps réel!
Y.
cher tintin,
ton premier post est hilarant, et je me reconnais dans ton expérience. parfois il vaut mieux laisser tomber lol. j'ai décroché de certaines discussions qui tournaient en rond moi aussi...
autant elles peuvent être bêtes sur certains points, autant elles ne perdent pas le nord... rien de méchant dans ce que je veux dire à ce sujet d'ailleurs.
Ma copine thaï de l'époque disait n'importe quoi aussi, mais elle savait bien ce qu'elle voulait. Chann Peebah mak mak...
Ce qui me faisait sourire c'est avec quelle vigueur, elle qui était originaire de l'Issan, réfutait l'histoire du pays pour se contenter de l'histoire officielle. Tête dure... Difficile d'entendre que la Thaïlande appartenait au Cambodge il y a mille ans. Ca me faisait rire de la taquiner avec cela... J'ai chargé un pays en lui disant que l'Issan avait été particulièrement Khmer, et qu'elle avait probablement des ancètres cambodgiens... Je sais c'est pas gentil, mais je lui ai montré le Phanum Rung pour la convaincre..
Par contre, dans le même registre, j'ai une amie chinoise à qui je fais le même test. - "Tu sais Ya-Xin, Hong-kong, Macao c'est pas vraiment la Chine" - "si si si c'est la Chine, c'est des chinois!" dit elle en trépignant sur place avec sa petite voix et secouant la tête de droite à gauche. - "comment tu expliques qu'ils ont encore un drapeau et une monnaie?" - "hoooo non non non tu m'énerves c'est la Chine !!" Je n'ai pas poursuivi car elle disait aussi que les Japonais étaient des chinois (pas les bons)... 😏 Et puis aussi quand elle m'a dit avec son petit rire taquin, "bientôt la France ce sera aussi la Chine tu verra haha" 🏴☠️ Je l'avais bien cherché..
Désolé je me suis un peu écarté du sujet, mais je pensais être dans le comportementale et la différence culturelle. Ce qui m'amuse beaucoup.
Bonne journée à vous.
ps : sinon pour le post initial, je répondrai qu'il fera chaud partout, mais pas forcément ensoleillé sur tout le pays du nord au sud, en raison des courants de l'Océan indien, de l'influence climatique himalayenne et de l'approche de la Mousson. lol... comme tous les ans.😛
ton premier post est hilarant, et je me reconnais dans ton expérience. parfois il vaut mieux laisser tomber lol. j'ai décroché de certaines discussions qui tournaient en rond moi aussi...
autant elles peuvent être bêtes sur certains points, autant elles ne perdent pas le nord... rien de méchant dans ce que je veux dire à ce sujet d'ailleurs.
Ma copine thaï de l'époque disait n'importe quoi aussi, mais elle savait bien ce qu'elle voulait. Chann Peebah mak mak...
Ce qui me faisait sourire c'est avec quelle vigueur, elle qui était originaire de l'Issan, réfutait l'histoire du pays pour se contenter de l'histoire officielle. Tête dure... Difficile d'entendre que la Thaïlande appartenait au Cambodge il y a mille ans. Ca me faisait rire de la taquiner avec cela... J'ai chargé un pays en lui disant que l'Issan avait été particulièrement Khmer, et qu'elle avait probablement des ancètres cambodgiens... Je sais c'est pas gentil, mais je lui ai montré le Phanum Rung pour la convaincre..
Par contre, dans le même registre, j'ai une amie chinoise à qui je fais le même test. - "Tu sais Ya-Xin, Hong-kong, Macao c'est pas vraiment la Chine" - "si si si c'est la Chine, c'est des chinois!" dit elle en trépignant sur place avec sa petite voix et secouant la tête de droite à gauche. - "comment tu expliques qu'ils ont encore un drapeau et une monnaie?" - "hoooo non non non tu m'énerves c'est la Chine !!" Je n'ai pas poursuivi car elle disait aussi que les Japonais étaient des chinois (pas les bons)... 😏 Et puis aussi quand elle m'a dit avec son petit rire taquin, "bientôt la France ce sera aussi la Chine tu verra haha" 🏴☠️ Je l'avais bien cherché..
Désolé je me suis un peu écarté du sujet, mais je pensais être dans le comportementale et la différence culturelle. Ce qui m'amuse beaucoup.
Bonne journée à vous.
ps : sinon pour le post initial, je répondrai qu'il fera chaud partout, mais pas forcément ensoleillé sur tout le pays du nord au sud, en raison des courants de l'Océan indien, de l'influence climatique himalayenne et de l'approche de la Mousson. lol... comme tous les ans.😛
S'il ne te reste que quelques secondes à vivre, prend simplement le temps d'ouvrir les yeux...
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