bäst dykväder, hjälp!
#1
2014-11-05, 22:57
planetxxx
hejsan
Jag ska ta dykcert i nov eller dec och undrar om väderförhållanderna i Malaysia är dykdugliga den tiden? Hört att monsunregn kan rubba sikten under vattnet..
Undrar vilka månader det är sämst väderförhållande i Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesien, Kambodja och Filippinerna?
Och såklart vilket och vilken månad som kan rekommenderas som bäst dykmånad!!
Tack på förhand, hoppas nån har nåt humm! Förstår sålklart att detta är svårt att säga då vädret aldrig är samma varje år men på ett ungefär med tanke på monsunregn osv osv.
Tjilivippen tjingtjong
Jag ska ta dykcert i nov eller dec och undrar om väderförhållanderna i Malaysia är dykdugliga den tiden? Hört att monsunregn kan rubba sikten under vattnet..
Undrar vilka månader det är sämst väderförhållande i Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesien, Kambodja och Filippinerna?
Och såklart vilket och vilken månad som kan rekommenderas som bäst dykmånad!!
Tack på förhand, hoppas nån har nåt humm! Förstår sålklart att detta är svårt att säga då vädret aldrig är samma varje år men på ett ungefär med tanke på monsunregn osv osv.
Tjilivippen tjingtjong
#2
2014-11-05, 23:14
HerrOin
Alltså, egentligen spelar säsong inte alls någon roll. Det finns många fina dagar med bra sikt under deras wet/green season och vice versa. Jag var t ex på Ko Tao tidigare i år under den s k regnperioden och fixade mitt OW. Priset var bättre och vi dök när sikten var god. I vissa fall +35m vilket måste anses vara bra. Så, mitt tips är att åka när det passar dig och dit du helst vill. Filippinerna och Indonesien föredrar jag.
Spoiler:
Weather in Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia
Just as temperatures and humidity reach unbearable levels around late April, Thailand's wet season begins in May.
The monsoon season in Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia runs roughly between June and October, however, the rain can begin a month earlier or linger a month longer than expected. September is typically the wettest month in Thailand. Cooler places in the north, such as Chiang Mai and Pai, typically receive less rainfall than southern destinations.
Rain begins a little earlier -- around April -- on the Andaman side of Thailand (e.g., Phuket and Koh Phi Phi) than it does in the east (e.g., Koh Tao and Koh Samui).
Weather in Indonesia
Indonesia is a good choice for destination when Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and other northern destinations are inundated with rain. The Indonesian archipelago is wide, and geological features can influence weather, however, you'll nearly always find someplace relatively dry to enjoy during the monsoon season.
The dry season in Indonesia is roughly opposite that of Thailand; from June to September are the driest, coolest months to visit; July is one of the busiest months. Expect rain between November and April.
Weather in the Philippines
Like Indonesia, the Philippines is spread across a wide area with many islands and geographical features that affect weather. Although farther east than much of Southeast Asia, the Philippines is still subject to the southwest monsoon.
Expect heavy rains in the Philippines from June to September. Some island destinations are difficult to reach when the seas become rough.
Just as temperatures and humidity reach unbearable levels around late April, Thailand's wet season begins in May.
The monsoon season in Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia runs roughly between June and October, however, the rain can begin a month earlier or linger a month longer than expected. September is typically the wettest month in Thailand. Cooler places in the north, such as Chiang Mai and Pai, typically receive less rainfall than southern destinations.
Rain begins a little earlier -- around April -- on the Andaman side of Thailand (e.g., Phuket and Koh Phi Phi) than it does in the east (e.g., Koh Tao and Koh Samui).
Weather in Indonesia
Indonesia is a good choice for destination when Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and other northern destinations are inundated with rain. The Indonesian archipelago is wide, and geological features can influence weather, however, you'll nearly always find someplace relatively dry to enjoy during the monsoon season.
The dry season in Indonesia is roughly opposite that of Thailand; from June to September are the driest, coolest months to visit; July is one of the busiest months. Expect rain between November and April.
Weather in the Philippines
Like Indonesia, the Philippines is spread across a wide area with many islands and geographical features that affect weather. Although farther east than much of Southeast Asia, the Philippines is still subject to the southwest monsoon.
Expect heavy rains in the Philippines from June to September. Some island destinations are difficult to reach when the seas become rough.
#3
2014-11-06, 00:25
planetxxx
Ursprungligen postat av HerrOin
Alltså, egentligen spelar säsong inte alls någon roll. Det finns många fina dagar med bra sikt under deras wet/green season och vice versa. Jag var t ex på Ko Tao tidigare i år under den s k regnperioden och fixade mitt OW. Priset var bättre och vi dök när sikten var god. I vissa fall +35m vilket måste anses vara bra. Så, mitt tips är att åka när det passar dig och dit du helst vill. Filippinerna och Indonesien föredrar jag.
Spoiler:
Weather in Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia
Just as temperatures and humidity reach unbearable levels around late April, Thailand's wet season begins in May.
The monsoon season in Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia runs roughly between June and October, however, the rain can begin a month earlier or linger a month longer than expected. September is typically the wettest month in Thailand. Cooler places in the north, such as Chiang Mai and Pai, typically receive less rainfall than southern destinations.
Rain begins a little earlier -- around April -- on the Andaman side of Thailand (e.g., Phuket and Koh Phi Phi) than it does in the east (e.g., Koh Tao and Koh Samui).
Weather in Indonesia
Indonesia is a good choice for destination when Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and other northern destinations are inundated with rain. The Indonesian archipelago is wide, and geological features can influence weather, however, you'll nearly always find someplace relatively dry to enjoy during the monsoon season.
The dry season in Indonesia is roughly opposite that of Thailand; from June to September are the driest, coolest months to visit; July is one of the busiest months. Expect rain between November and April.
Weather in the Philippines
Like Indonesia, the Philippines is spread across a wide area with many islands and geographical features that affect weather. Although farther east than much of Southeast Asia, the Philippines is still subject to the southwest monsoon.
Expect heavy rains in the Philippines from June to September. Some island destinations are difficult to reach when the seas become rough.
Just as temperatures and humidity reach unbearable levels around late April, Thailand's wet season begins in May.
The monsoon season in Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia runs roughly between June and October, however, the rain can begin a month earlier or linger a month longer than expected. September is typically the wettest month in Thailand. Cooler places in the north, such as Chiang Mai and Pai, typically receive less rainfall than southern destinations.
Rain begins a little earlier -- around April -- on the Andaman side of Thailand (e.g., Phuket and Koh Phi Phi) than it does in the east (e.g., Koh Tao and Koh Samui).
Weather in Indonesia
Indonesia is a good choice for destination when Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and other northern destinations are inundated with rain. The Indonesian archipelago is wide, and geological features can influence weather, however, you'll nearly always find someplace relatively dry to enjoy during the monsoon season.
The dry season in Indonesia is roughly opposite that of Thailand; from June to September are the driest, coolest months to visit; July is one of the busiest months. Expect rain between November and April.
Weather in the Philippines
Like Indonesia, the Philippines is spread across a wide area with many islands and geographical features that affect weather. Although farther east than much of Southeast Asia, the Philippines is still subject to the southwest monsoon.
Expect heavy rains in the Philippines from June to September. Some island destinations are difficult to reach when the seas become rough.
Tack du fina för snabbt svar och info om vädrena i dom olika länderna!
Blev en aning nojig när jag läste om monsun och jag aldrig dykt innan, vill ju lära mig så snart jag får möjlighet till dykcenter, och så kommer de bli, im so happy im so glad!
Godnattish
#4
2014-11-06, 01:08
planetxxx
Ursprungligen postat av HerrOin
Alltså, egentligen spelar säsong inte alls någon roll. Det finns många fina dagar med bra sikt under deras wet/green season och vice versa. Jag var t ex på Ko Tao tidigare i år under den s k regnperioden och fixade mitt OW. Priset var bättre och vi dök när sikten var god. I vissa fall +35m vilket måste anses vara bra. Så, mitt tips är att åka när det passar dig och dit du helst vill. Filippinerna och Indonesien föredrar jag.
Spoiler:
Weather in Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia
Just as temperatures and humidity reach unbearable levels around late April, Thailand's wet season begins in May.
The monsoon season in Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia runs roughly between June and October, however, the rain can begin a month earlier or linger a month longer than expected. September is typically the wettest month in Thailand. Cooler places in the north, such as Chiang Mai and Pai, typically receive less rainfall than southern destinations.
Rain begins a little earlier -- around April -- on the Andaman side of Thailand (e.g., Phuket and Koh Phi Phi) than it does in the east (e.g., Koh Tao and Koh Samui).
Weather in Indonesia
Indonesia is a good choice for destination when Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and other northern destinations are inundated with rain. The Indonesian archipelago is wide, and geological features can influence weather, however, you'll nearly always find someplace relatively dry to enjoy during the monsoon season.
The dry season in Indonesia is roughly opposite that of Thailand; from June to September are the driest, coolest months to visit; July is one of the busiest months. Expect rain between November and April.
Weather in the Philippines
Like Indonesia, the Philippines is spread across a wide area with many islands and geographical features that affect weather. Although farther east than much of Southeast Asia, the Philippines is still subject to the southwest monsoon.
Expect heavy rains in the Philippines from June to September. Some island destinations are difficult to reach when the seas become rough.
Just as temperatures and humidity reach unbearable levels around late April, Thailand's wet season begins in May.
The monsoon season in Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia runs roughly between June and October, however, the rain can begin a month earlier or linger a month longer than expected. September is typically the wettest month in Thailand. Cooler places in the north, such as Chiang Mai and Pai, typically receive less rainfall than southern destinations.
Rain begins a little earlier -- around April -- on the Andaman side of Thailand (e.g., Phuket and Koh Phi Phi) than it does in the east (e.g., Koh Tao and Koh Samui).
Weather in Indonesia
Indonesia is a good choice for destination when Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and other northern destinations are inundated with rain. The Indonesian archipelago is wide, and geological features can influence weather, however, you'll nearly always find someplace relatively dry to enjoy during the monsoon season.
The dry season in Indonesia is roughly opposite that of Thailand; from June to September are the driest, coolest months to visit; July is one of the busiest months. Expect rain between November and April.
Weather in the Philippines
Like Indonesia, the Philippines is spread across a wide area with many islands and geographical features that affect weather. Although farther east than much of Southeast Asia, the Philippines is still subject to the southwest monsoon.
Expect heavy rains in the Philippines from June to September. Some island destinations are difficult to reach when the seas become rough.
Kom på en fråga såhär i efterhand! Dök du i filippinerna? Vilken plats / del föredrog du? ÄLSKAR Filippinerna där skulle jag lätt vilja bosätta mig.
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