
Malaysia Geography
Climate According to philosophynearby.com, Malaysia's climate is equatorial, influenced by the Asian monsoon, with a wet season (from November to March) and a dry season (between June and October). The plains are very hot, reaching annual averages above 28ºC (which is why the population is concentrated on the coast), while in the mountains, and in relation to altitude, temperatures drop. Average annual rainfall is about 2,500 mm in the peninsula and about 2,300 mm in the insular region. The days are warm and the nights quite cool. The main rainy season in the east lasts from November to February, while in the west, the wettest month is August. Flora and fauna It has a great Biodiversity of Flora and Fauna, and it is considered one of the eighteen megadiverse countries. Something to highlight in the…