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In Malaysia, the climate is equatorial, so hot and humid throughout the year. Temperatures are high and stable around 30 ° C. Between March and August, with temperatures around 33 °C. The rains are abundant and continuous throughout the year as well, caused by the monsoon regime. Generally speaking, there is a dry season from June to September, and a rainy season from December to March. However, there is no real dry season, because Malaysia is near the Equator and surrounded by the sea. Western and northern parts of Malaysia experiences the most precipitation, caused by the north- and westward-moving monsoon clouds.