KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 1 (Bernama) -- Malaysia is expected to face two different weather challenges in the coming months, starting with heavy rain and flood risks throughout the Northeast Monsoon (MTL), before potentially experiencing hotter and drier weather due to the Super El Nino phenomenon, which could increase the risk of drought, water shortages, and impact the agricultural sector.
MTL, Super El Nino: Malaysia Faces Flood And Drought Risks
MTL, floods, drought, Super El Niño, Azizan Abu S
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Malaysia faces flood risks from the Northeast Monsoon and potential drought from Super El Nino, with varying regional impacts.
- Heavy rain and flooding are expected from November to January due to the Northeast Monsoon.
- Super El Nino may cause hotter, drier weather, increasing drought risks later.
- Regional variations in rainfall and temperature are expected, with no uniform impact.
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