Jepak by-election: MetMalaysia forecasts clear morning weather, afternoon thunderstorms


BINTULU: The weather is expected to be clear in Jepak on Saturday (Nov 4) morning, which is polling day for the by-election in the state constituency.

According to the Malaysian Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia) website, on Friday (Nov 3) thunderstorms are expected in some areas in Bintulu in the afternoon while rain is expected in several locations at night.

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