The temperature inside their homes was 3-4°C, but outdoors it was below zero and windy. It was the second time this winter the highland village as woken to a frosty morning and temperatures below zero. The morning frost in Phu Hin Rong Kla came in the face of a Meteorological Department forecast for warmer temperatures in upper Thailand, which usually results in sometimes eerie misty mornings at this time of year. The warmer temperatures in upper Thailand mean less rain in the South, director-general Wanchai Sak-udomchai said on Tuesday. But a real cold spell is forecast again for the third week of February, he added.

Source: Bangkok Post January 16, 2018 04:41 UTC