Source Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) · www.tmd.go.th
Date prepared 7 Jun 2026
Dataset interval obs 07:00 · quakes 1 Jan–6 Jun 2026 · normals 1981–2010
Prepared by Logsheet.ai

Should you go? Month-by-month rain verdict

Each bar = average wet days that month, coloured by how trip-friendly it is. Tap a month for its full rain profile. Current month is marked NOW.

Great (≤8 wet days) Good (9–15) Wet (16–20) Very wet (21+)

June — rain profile

Chance of rain on any given day, and how hard it falls when it does.

JUN
When it rains, how hard? (share of wet days)

The year at a glance

Rainfall, temperature or humidity — 30-yr normals, Phuket Town. NOW marks the current month.

This morning across the Andaman coast

TMD 07:00 observations · rainfall = 24-hour total · sorted wettest-first.

It's the monsoon onset — a wet June morning on the west coast is normal (see tab 01). Heavy short bursts; check beach flag colours before swimming.

Is Phuket at risk? — straight answer

Based on all 683 events in TMD's regional log, 1 Jan – 6 Jun 2026.

Would you have felt any of these in Phuket?

No.

The nearest events (~129 km) were tiny (M ≤ 3.5) and shallow. Nothing in the log was big enough, close enough, to be felt on the island.

Any tsunami warning signal in this data?

Low / background.

The only tsunami-capable zone (offshore Sumatra–Andaman) was active, but its strongest was M 6.4 — far below the ~M 8.5+ that generates an ocean-wide tsunami.

Context: the strongest 2026 quake near the region was M 6.4. The 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake was ~M 9.1 — releasing roughly 11,000× more energy. On the scale that matters for Phuket, 2026 didn't come close.
M6.4 — 2026 max M9.1 — 2004
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Where are they coming from? (location analytics)

Every event grouped by source zone, with what it means for Phuket. Bar width = share of all events.

Events per month

Bar = count · label = strongest that month. NOW = current.

How big were they?

Magnitude split of all 683. Most were too small to feel anywhere.