Temerloh hottest spot, Chuping records highest rainfall
MetMalaysia says Temerloh in Pahang recorded a maximum temperature of 35.4°C while Chuping in Perlis logged 83.2mm of rain.
PETALING JAYA – The Temerloh Meteorological Station in Pahang recorded the highest maximum temperature in Malaysia yesterday at 35.4 degrees Celsius (°C).
The Malaysian Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia) said the overall average daily maximum temperature across all Main Stations stood at 33.3°C based on yesterday's records.
On rainfall distribution, the Chuping Meteorological Station in Perlis registered the highest daily total at 83.2 millimetres (mm).
"The Batu Pahat Meteorological Station in Johor was second with a reading of 71.0mm, followed by the Langkawi Meteorological Station in Kedah, which recorded 60.0mm," it said.
The public has been advised to stay alert to changing weather conditions and to plan daily activities by referring to the latest weather updates on MetMalaysia's official website and social media channels.
The readings point to contrasting conditions nationwide, with inland Pahang enduring hot weather while the northern peninsula and southern Johor received relatively heavy rain.
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