This is the monsoon season, this time of the year. There were on a few occasions in which school final-term exams had to be postponed due to the floods. Fortunately, this only happened in the north-eastern state of Kelantan. The monsoon also brought much devastation last year, or was it the previous year, to the people of the southern state of Johore. This year, the people and authorities are stocking up on items gearing up for any eventuality of floods again.
Looks like we'll have to bear with the monsoon rains before we get to enjoy the sunny period of the Chinese New Year.
This is the Kuala Lumpur skyline right now. I took this picture a little before 2pm. Parts of tall buildings are shrouded in clouds. It's chilly outside. A colleague who visited London and other parts of Europe recently, commented that the weather reminds her of the trip.
Keep warm...have a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteAww, Joe, so sweet of you. Thank you. You have a nice weekend too.
ReplyDeleteEveryone - have yourself a nice weekend.
So odd to think of Kuala Lumpur as "chilly"!
ReplyDeleteCool picture. Have a nice warm cup of tea.
PandaB, chilly it gets when the rains drag on for more than a day and no sight of the sun, just like these two days. If it gets any heavier, we'll read about floods too. :(
ReplyDeletePandaB, thanks. That picture is quite like a scene from the days of the haze several years ago. In a way, I'm glad for the rain because some days, the atmosphere is hazy due to the open burning in our neighbour's yard across the Straits.
ReplyDeleteYes, I'd go for that nice warm cup of tea. Hope you are keeping warm too.