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I'll ask God and get back to you.
Tends to be drying out down the west coast then but can easily still be quite showery. Won't really know until you get there but reasonable to hope for a fair bit of sun. I've experienced sun and rain in large quatities in the Krabi area in November, different years different weather. Good luck.

I think it'll likely rain each day...but that can be very refreshing

In early Nov the Andaman rainy season is usually ending - seeing I've found travel in full on wet season there over several trips okay sunshine wise, it should be better early Nov.
I have arrived mid-November often, tends to be real good then. Doing the same this year.
I'm a weather nerd - this is my usual spiel for November:

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The southern Gulf islands (Samui, Phangan, Tao) tend to be wetter in November. They have a different wet season - normally Oct into Jan.
Prolonged wet periods are not too common in Thailand but I have to say in all the years I've been following the wet season (I'm a weather nerd, got a weather page in the link below) the most complaints of this have come from the Samui area islands in Oct, Nov and early Dec. But things are variable - I've only visited this area once during THAT period, in Nov 97, and I got good weather. It seems these real wet ones come up about in about 20-25% of the years - but not necessarily every 4th-5th year.

In other regions early November often sees the wet season tapering off - by mid/late November often dry season has kicked in.
Mid-late Nov is my favourite time for doing the Andaman because there is normally heaps of sunshine with periodic ripper storms, but it is shoulder season with plenty of vacancies, fewer crowds yet all ferry transport normally open. I'll be there this year.

It can be even better in the eastern Gulf (big Chang and neighbours plus Samet) and the North, where statistically and anecdotally the wet season ends earlier than elsewhere. The central area around Bangkok seems less wet in early Nov too.

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Now all this stuff can lead to overload - in short, if I wanted to visit Krabi early November I'd go for it. One of the biggest downsides to Krabi is overcrowding - this will not be the case in early November which is early shoulder season.

I'd have to agree with Tezza. November is usually a great month on the west coast.

The rain is clearing but there are still exciting storms periodically. There is a fresher feel in the morning that reminds me of a European summer morning. Nature is vibrant & green having enjoyed several months of regular rain. November is a much better fringe month than April at the opposite end of the season...

...at least on the island I live...