Radar Hujan Langsung untuk Phuket
Pantau hujan dan ribut di seluruh Phuket dan pesisir Andaman secara masa nyata. Dikemas kini setiap 5 minit.
Konteks Cuaca Tempatan
Phuket adalah pulau terbesar Thailand, terdedah kepada Laut Andaman di pesisir baratnya. Cuaca pulau ini ditentukan oleh dua monsun: monsun barat daya membawa hujan lebat dan laut bergelora dari Mei hingga Oktober, manakala monsun timur laut (November–April) membawa musim kering yang memacu puncak pelancongan. Ribut menghampiri dari Laut Andaman dengan sedikit amaran kerana jarak lautan terbuka.
Musim
Musim hujan (Mei–Oktober)
Monsun barat daya mendorong hujan lebat yang berterusan, sering melebihi 300 mm sebulan dari Ogos–Oktober. Pantai barat (Patong, Kata, Karon) menghadapi ombak besar dan arus rip berbahaya. Ribut petang adalah kejadian hampir harian, kadangkala berlangsung beberapa jam.
Bulan peralihan (November, April)
November menyaksikan laut menjadi tenang apabila monsun barat daya berundur. April membawa haba dan kelembapan yang meningkat sebelum permulaan monsun, dengan ribut petir sekali-sekala.
Musim kering (Disember–Mac)
Monsun timur laut mengekalkan langit cerah dan laut tenang. Hujan turun di bawah 50 mm sebulan. Ini adalah musim pelancongan tinggi dengan keadaan pantai dan selam yang ideal.
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Who Needs Rain Radar Here
Dive and tour operators
Boat trips to Phi Phi Islands, Similan Islands, and James Bond Island require weather monitoring. Radar shows squall lines approaching from the Andaman Sea hours in advance.
Beach tourists
Visitors to Patong, Kata, and Karon beaches use radar to decide between morning beach time and afternoon indoor activities during wet season.
Yacht and marina operators
Phuket's marinas at Boat Lagoon and Royal Phuket Marina monitor radar for approaching storms that require securing vessels.
Construction workers
Phuket's ongoing construction boom means thousands of outdoor workers need storm warnings to ensure safety on exposed building sites.
Radar Coverage
RainViewer provides coverage across the entire island and the surrounding Andaman Sea, extending to Phang Nga Bay and Krabi. Offshore coverage means storms approaching from the west are visible well before they reach Phuket's beaches.
What Our Users Say
“Kadang-kadang sedikit bersemangat dengan ramalan hujan, tetapi ia adalah tepat dan berguna untuk imej radar, dan aplikasi radar satu-satunya yang saya simpan dan tidak nyahpasang”
Duncan Stewart“Saya perlu ubah maklum balas saya sekali lagi ini masih merupakan aplikasi otak terbaik di kedai aplikasi isu yang saya hadapi adalah dengan telefon saya dan bukan aplikasi hebat ini satu perkara yang saya suka ialah widgetnya.”
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FAQ
Can radar track storms coming from the Andaman Sea?
Yes. Offshore radar coverage shows rain cells approaching Phuket from the west, typically giving 30–60 minutes advance warning before they reach the coast.
Is Phuket's wet season really that rainy?
Yes — monthly rainfall can exceed 300 mm. However, rain often falls in intense bursts rather than all day, and radar helps you find dry windows for activities.
Does radar cover the trip to Phi Phi Islands?
Coverage extends across the waters between Phuket and Phi Phi. Check the radar animation before departing to ensure no squall lines are crossing your route.
See the squall before it closes the ferry pier
Phuket's rain arrives off the Andaman without warning and doesn't follow Bangkok's forecast. The map updates every 5 minutes — often 2–5 minutes faster than other apps — so by the time a squall is 15km offshore, you've already seen it tracking toward the pier.
Rain Viewer Essential gives you:
- A 2-hour rain forecast in 5-minute slices — not hourly blocks, so you can see the exact window when the squall passes Rassada pier and the Phi Phi or Koh Yao crossing is workable again
- Rain alerts that trigger before rain arrives — set the ferry pier, your beach resort, or Chalong Bay and get notified while you can still change your plans
- Direction arrows on the map — so even when the animation is unclear, you can see whether the offshore cell is tracking toward Patong or swinging north toward Phang Nga
- 48 hours of radar history — see how yesterday's monsoon squall moved across the island's ridge and recognise the same pattern building offshore today
- Multiple locations — track rain at Rassada pier, Patong Beach, and the Similan dive route at the same time
A 7-day forecast tells you June will be wet. Rain Viewer tells you whether the Andaman is clear enough to board now or wait an hour for the squall to pass.
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