It’s going to get hotter


PETALING JAYA: These are dry days in the north of the peninsula, with hot weather and several dams hitting “warning” levels.

The central region has been spared, with thunderstorms forecast across parts of Selangor and Kuala Lumpur – but it won’t be for long. These areas, along with Putrajaya, will face a stretch of drier and hotter days soon, with reduced rainfall forecast beginning July.

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