Severe flooding has struck many regions across the country, with officials expressing concerns that the situation could escalate beyond the devastating levels experienced in 2014, which resulted in 21 fatalities and the displacement of 250,000 individuals. As Malaysia prepares for its monsoon season, expected to last from November through March, the potential for increased flooding remains a pressing issue.

In the United States, the aftermath of Thanksgiving has brought a significant drop in temperatures, particularly affecting the eastern half of the country. Forecasts indicate that temperatures will plummet to near or below freezing tonight, impacting over 13 million residents in states such as Louisiana, Mississippi, and Northern Florida. Meanwhile, northern states like New York and Ohio are already experiencing snowfall, highlighting the stark contrast in weather conditions across the nation.