Stay in Thailand

I've lived in Thailand for two years.

There are three main reasons I stay here.
The biggest one is the hot weather. When I was in Japan, it was so cold in winter that i lost the feeling in my hands and feet turned cold and felt nothing. I'd been thinking it was not good for my health.
The others are that there are no earthquakes and typhoons here in Bangkok. Living here enables me to stop worrying about them.makes me free from worries of them. There are some floods instead, though.

It has been the dry season since last November, so we didn't have haven't had rains recently. It's the best season, but yesterday, it rained for the first time in about three months. It shows that the dry season is going to end and Summer will follow Summer follows. It's very hot in summer, especially in April. There is a joke about the weather in Thailand: "there are three seasons in Thailand, which are "hot", "hotter" and "hottest"". I like it hot more than cold, of course. After summer, the rainy season I don't like comes. Although heavy rains may cause flooding, it doesn't worry me more than as much as typhoons and earthquakes.

I've been staying here conmfortably as yet, but another problem happens. That's a political issue, as you know.
I hope Thais get over this issue as soon as possible.

Stay in Thailand

I've lived in Thailand for two years.

There are three main reasons I stay here.
The biggest one is the hot weather. When I was in Japan, it was so cold in winter that my hands and feet turned cold and felt nothing. I'd been thinking it was not good for my health.
The others are that there are no earthquakes and typhoons here in Bangkok. Living here makes me free from worries of them. There are some floods instead, though.

It has been the dry season since last November, so we didn't have rains recently. It's the best season, but yesterday, it rained for the first time in about three months. It shows that the dry season is going to end. Summer follows. It's very hot in summer, especially in April. There is a joke about the weather in Thailand: "there are three seasons in Thailand, which are "hot", "hotter", and "hottest"". I like it hot more than cold, of course. After summer, the rainy season I don't like comes. Although heavy rains may cause floods, it doesn't worry me more than typhoons and earthquakes.

I've been staying here comfortably as of yet, but there is another problem. That's a political issue, as you know.
I hope Thais get over this issue as soon as possible.

Very well written. Only a few small things to change here and there. Well done.