It’s going to be a scorcher till Aug


It’s hot, hot, hot: An umbrella and a bottle of water is essential when walking under the hot sun. — AZHAR MAHFOF/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Despite previous forecasts of La Nina persisting into December, the recent weather has instead seen dry weather which can last until August.

Experts say this is due to the southwest monsoon, which brings about dry and hot weather conditions that can see daytime temperatures go up to 36°C.

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