How is the temperature in Malaysia in October?

Malaysia is located in the equatorial zone, with no obvious seasonal changes throughout the year and a tropical rainforest climate. The sun is usually shining during the day and the climate is warm, with an average temperature of 26 to 32C. From October to March every year, the southeast wind blows, the air is moist, and the rainfall is heavy, which is the rainy season; from May to September, the southwest monsoon blows, the rainfall is small, and it is the dry season. The average precipitation in West Malaysia is 2000-3000 mm, and in East Malaysia it is more than 3000 mm. Although there is a lot of rainfall, it falls quickly and stops quickly, and it rarely rains continuously. Therefore, Malaysia is a place of eternal summer and eternal sunshine. Temperature changes are minimal throughout the year. Although it is hot during the day, there is a shower almost every afternoon. After the rain, the weather turns cooler. Therefore, there is a saying that "four seasons are summer, and one rain becomes autumn." In the evening, the monsoon blows, which is even more cool and pleasant.