IT will be a wet Christmas and New Year’s Eve for Malaysians as heavier rainfall is expected from now until next month. “Each episode normally lasts from three to four days, and will most likely be focused in Pahang, Johor, Kelantan and Terengganu,” he explains. This is because of the moist air that passes through the Titiwangsa mountain range first before it reaches the west coast states in the afternoon. “The public can also receive weather warnings through the app,” he points out, adding that they can also log on to www.met.gov.my for more weather information. While other areas in the country are likely to receive less rain, the effects of climate change could possibly affect the rainfall distribution.

Source: The Star December 02, 2017 22:52 UTC