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You Are Not Sick, The Weather In Malaysia Has Been Colder Than Usual
Published by Mei Mei ChuFor once, we will not celebrate Chinese New Year in the blistering heat
The Meteorological Department Forecasts That Malaysia Will Experience Colder Weather In The Weeks Ahead Due To North-Easterly Wind From China
- THE country is experiencing record low temperatures in several areas, with meteorological experts forecasting colder days ahead.
- "The months of January and February will usually record the lowest temperatures in the country every year because of the cold and dry air from the Northeast monsoon. "However, over the last few days the temperatures recorded were below the average minimum temperature we had recorded in the past.".
- “The north-easterly wind which is pretty strong comes from mainland China, which is experiencing cold weather and snow right now. “Also, good weather and non-cloudy conditions in Malaysia this week helped reduce the temperatures in the early morning and night.
The Weather In Cities Including Subang Jaya, Petaling Jaya, Kota Kinabalu, And Kuantan Have Been As Cold As Genting Highlands, With Temperatures Of Less Than 25°C
- From Jan 1 to 2, the lowest recorded temperatures were 21°C for Kuantan, 22.1°C for Kota Kinabalu, 23.6°C for Petaling Jaya, 23°C for Kota Baru and 22°C for Kuching. Alor Setar and Chuping in Perlis experienced temperatures of 22.4°C and 23.3 °C, respectively.
Kuala Krai In Kelantan Recorded The Lowest Temperature Yet. It Dropped From 32°C On 7 Jan 2014, To 17.2°C On 23 Jan 2014.
- Kuala Krai in Kelantan broke the record yesterday with its temperature dropping significantly from the 32oC recorded on Jan 7, to 17.2oC on Wednesday. It was 17.5oC yesterday.
Locals Have Been Seen Wearing Thicker Clothing To Protect Themselves From The Cold
- Villager Rosmanita Zainal Abidin, 42, from Kampung Sungai Dala in Jalan Tualang here, said she had been boiling large pots of water every morning to bathe her children. "Water from the tap has become too cold for bathing. "Even during mid-day, water from the pipes feels like it is coming from the fridge."
- From observation, those staying in the affected areas were mostly wrapped in thicker clothing. In Kuala Krai, locals wore socks at home and extra layers of clothing to stave off the cold.
- In Arau, hawkers wear jackets while attending to customers. They did not complain as their income had spiked in recent days. "People tend to get hungry faster and eat more during cold weather."
The Cold Temperatures Are Affecting The Fruit And Vegetable Farming In Cameron Highlands
- Farmers in Cameron Highlands have been complaining of extra low temperatures that are extending the maturity period of their crops.
- “For example, when the minimum temperature was 18°C, we harvested cabbages in three months. “Now that the temperature has declined to 12°C, we are forced to wait an extra half a month before we can sell them,” he said.
- Another farmer, Tan Ching Long, said he waited patiently for his Cameron apples to grow, but saw many of them wither. “The apples that survived were not as big as before,” he said.
However, As Cold As The Weather May Be, There Is No Chance Of Snow In Malaysia Anytime Soon
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Its central forecast division director, Muhammad Helmi Abdullah, poured cold water on speculations that it could snow in Malaysia, a nation that sits on the equator.
- Its central forecast division director, Muhammad Helmi Abdullah, poured cold water on speculations that it could snow in Malaysia, a nation that sits on the equator.
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MMD also dispelled rumours that it snowed in Indonesia as they said it’s impossible for a tropical country to experience such a phenomenon.
- MMD also dispelled rumours that it snowed in Indonesia as they said it’s impossible for a tropical country to experience such a phenomenon.
The Cold Weather Is Expected To Pass Sometime In February 2014
- The Malaysian Meteorological Department (MMD) is expecting this drastic weather change, attributed to cold dry winds from China which is currently experiencing winter, to gradually pass on sometime next month.
Malaysians Have A Reputation For Complaining About The Hot Weather. Dear Readers, Enjoy The Sweater Weather And Stay Warm!
In December 2013, The Weather In Northern Vietnam Was So Cold That It Started Snowing
Read Also: The Spine-Chillingly Cold Polar Vortex That Hit The United States
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