World · Singapore Bureau
Malaysia braces for extended monsoon surge through November 11
Weather forecasters are warning of continuous heavy rainfall across Malaysia's east coast and Sabah as a monsoon surge moves into the region. The wet conditions are expected to persist until November 11.
LSN Singapore ·
An analysis of weather forecast models has revealed that a significant monsoon surge is expected to impact Malaysia through the middle of next week. The system is forecast to bring heavy and persistent rainfall to the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia and the state of Sabah.
Residents and authorities in affected areas have been advised to prepare for sustained wet weather conditions. The prolonged rainfall poses potential risks including flash floods and landslides in vulnerable areas, particularly in low-lying and hilly regions.
According to meteorological analyses, the monsoon surge is anticipated to remain active until November 11, after which conditions are expected to gradually improve. Commuters and travellers in affected regions have been urged to exercise caution and monitor weather updates regularly.
Authorities in affected states are monitoring the situation closely. Residents are advised to stay informed through official weather bulletins and to take necessary precautions to mitigate potential flood-related disruptions to daily activities and infrastructure.