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Malaysia lies entirely in the equatorial zone. It enjoys a tropical climate with plenty of sunshine throughout the year. The average temperature throughout the year is constantly high and typically ranges from 22 oC (72 oF) to 33 oC (91 oF), the highlands are cooler, humidity is usually 80-100%. Regional variation in temperature and rainfall is mainly due to relief. The East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia has a distinct rainy season between October and February. Borneo also gets the most rainfall in the same period, but it is not as plentiful as on the Peninsula. The West Coast of the Peninsula sees its wettest season during the September to December period. Rain often comes in short, strong bursts and generally hides the sun temporarily. Wind breezes modify the temperatures of the coastal areas, while the Peninsula has a rather equable climate.
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Name: Malaysia
Area: 330.000 sq. km.
Capital City: Kuala Lumpur
Population: 19.7 million
Language: Bhasa, English, Chienese
Currency: Malaysian Ringitt
Time Zone: GMT +8 hrs
Religion: 52% Muslim, 17% Buddhist, 12% Tao
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