Malaysia is not just hot. It’s unbelievably hot, and, for the worse, it rains for months during the monsoon seasons.
1. Malaysian Weather at a Glance
Malaysian weather is always hot all year
round with average temperature of 28 degree Celsius and it usually goes beyond 30 degree during the day. During the monsoon seasons, heavy rains pour down everyday.
2. Malaysian weather by Seasons
Malaysian weather is always hot all year
round, so you could just think it is always summer. However, you should know
when the monsoon seasons are when planning your itinerary.
The southwest monsoon in the west coast (June
~Sep)
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Heavy rains along with thunder and lightning
fall like crazy for about an hour everyday in the western part such as Langkawi,
Penang and Pangkor. If
you are thinking of snorkeling or scuba-diving during this time, you should definitely go for the
east coast like Tioman and Perhentian Islands.
The northeast monsoon in the east coast
(Nov ~Mar)
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It’s lot worse than the southwest monsoon.
Between November and March, you should never travel the east coast of Malaysia
such as Kuantan, Tioman and Terengganu. A Great deal of rainfalls and lower
temperature together with high waves and murky sea make these beautiful places into
a mass.
3. Weather by geography
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Written by Joonmo
He grew up in Thailand, Singapore, Korea and England. The outgoing traveler writer with a great vision and insight in nightlife has been to pretty much all the clubs in Japan, Korea, Singapore, Hongkong, Thailand and Taiwan. He is eyeing to pioneer vast land of Chinese nightlife.
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