Weekly weather forecast: Frequent rain and high temperatures in Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur: recurring rain, with temperatures reaching 34°C
Kuala Lumpur is expected to see rain on most days from 29 October (Thursday) to 4 November (Wednesday). On 29 October (Thursday), a low-pressure system is expected to remain stationary, with sunny weather followed by rain in the forecast.
On 30 October (Friday), rain is forecast followed by cloudy conditions, while 31 October (Saturday) is expected to be sunny with occasional rain. The maximum temperature is forecast to reach 34°C on 1 November (Sunday), with sunny weather followed by rain. Sunny weather followed by rain is also forecast for 2 November (Monday) and 4 November (Wednesday), so take an umbrella on those days.
Johor Bahru and Penang: brief sunny spells amid rain
Johor Bahru and Penang are forecast to have rain early in the week, with a break of sunny weather on 31 October (Saturday). Johor Bahru is forecast to be cloudy followed by rain on 29 October (Thursday) and 30 October (Friday), sunny on 31 October (Saturday), and rainy again on 3 November (Tuesday).
Penang is forecast to be cloudy with occasional rain on 29 October (Thursday) and 30 October (Friday). On 31 October (Saturday), a high-pressure system is expected to move westward across the area, bringing sunny weather with occasional cloud. Rain, with occasional sunny spells, is forecast for Penang on 2 November (Monday).
Kota Kinabalu: sunny at first, with rain in the forecast afterward
Kota Kinabalu is expected to be sunny with occasional cloud on 29 October (Thursday), while rain is in the forecast every day from 30 October (Friday) to 4 November (Wednesday). On 30 October (Friday) and 31 October (Saturday), sunny weather is forecast followed by rain.
Rain with occasional sunny spells is forecast for 1 November (Sunday). Sunny weather followed by rain is forecast again on 2 November (Monday), 3 November (Tuesday) and 4 November (Wednesday). Maximum temperatures are expected to range from 31°C to 33°C during this period, so keep an umbrella handy from 30 October.




