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5 Mei 2023 · KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysia’s current heatwave is expected to last until June, with high temperatures felt throughout the country, said the national meteorological department. It is forecast to be...
26 Mac 2024 · KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysia is rolling out emergency measures to deal with a worsening heatwave, after temperatures edging close to 40 deg C claimed a life and threatened crop yields.
25 Mac 2024 · Heatwave: Eight localities in peninsula facing up to 40 degrees Celcius. Health DG urges schools in Level 1 heatwave areas to suspend outdoor activities
23 Mac 2024 · PETALING JAYA: A total of eight localities in Peninsular Malaysia are now under Level 2 heatwave. According to the latest advisory from MetMalaysia, the whole of Perlis is under Level 2 heatwave, as well as parts of Kedah and Perak. The areas are Kubang Pasu, Padang Terap, Pokok Sena, Sik, Hulu Perak, Baling and Kota Setar.
13 Apr 2023 · The Malaysian Meteorological Department’s website indicates that while the whole country is experiencing hot weather, only Sik, Kubang Pasu and Kuala Muda, all in Kedah, experienced temperatures...
TAHAP 2 (HEATWAVE) Suhu maksima harian melebihi 37℃ hingga 40℃ untuk 3 hari berturut-turut; NEGERI: DAERAH: TIADA
29 Mac 2024 · KUALA LUMPUR, March 29 — A total of 29 areas in the Peninsula recorded a level one heatwave alert as of 4.30 this afternoon, according to the Malaysian Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia).
7 Mac 2024 · Take steps to prevent heat exhaustion and heat stroke during Malaysia's hot weather season (heatwave). What Is Heatwave in Malaysia? The Malaysian Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia) has reported that Malaysia’s hot and dry season has started earlier compared to the past two years due to the ongoing El Nino phenomenon.
See heatwave as climate emergency, group tells govt. By Dawn Chan - May 11, 2023 @ 7:31pm. As temperatures soar throughout the country, the Climate Emergency Coalition of Malaysia wants the government to treat the phenomenon as a visible impact of the climate emergency.
