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Malaysian Monsoon Season and Its Impact on Politics and Society

An Impending Storm: Weather Patterns and Flood Fears

Malaysia's monsoon season has once again brought ominous clouds and heavy rains, intensifying fears of another catastrophic flood. With La Niña conditions prevalent, meteorological agencies warn that the likelihood of heavy rainfall remains high, especially during the Northeast monsoon that occurs from October to March. Historically prone to flooding during this period, Malaysian cities such as Kuala Lumpur, Penang, and the east coast states face the grim possibility of a repeat of last year's devastating floods.