Johor, like most parts of west Malaysia is generally hot and humid due to the location of Malaysia that is near to the equator. It has a mean temperature ranging from 27 to 30 degrees. It is wet in Johor during the inter monsoon periods which is from April to October. However, during other times of the year, Johor is usually dry with occasional showers. Is the largest recreational park in Johor. The park is situated close to the Istana Bukit Serene.

Since Malaysia is located close to the equator, Kelantan experiences hot and humid weather all year round with rainfalls totaling about 2500 mm a year. The average temperature of Kelantan is 27C. Heavy rains are expected during the monsoon season period. The monsoon season for the east coast begins in November and ends in February. Rains will get lesser during the months from April through March and again during October and November.

Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur is located at the west coast of the Peninsular of Malaysia where monsoon rains usually takes place around November to February. During non-monsoon season, Kuala Lumpur is usually hot and dry during the day and rather cooling at night.

Labuan is located on the east of Malaysia. It has a tropical climate like the rest of the parts of Malaysia. Labuan experiences two annual monsoon seasons which are the South West monsoon which takes place from April to June and the North East monsoon which happens from September to December. Its climate is hot and humid all year round without hurricanes or typhoons. The temperature in Labuan ranges around 28 to 32 degrees Celsius. Is located near to Surrender Point.