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Ice crystals found on Mount Kinabalu
Published on: Sunday, April 09, 2023
By: Clarence Dol
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Climbers warned as track surfaces becomes smoother and more slippery for activities (left pic). Icicle hangs out from a rock on Mount kinabalu on Friday
RANAU: The cold weather phenomenon on Mount Kinabalu is recurring with temperature dropping to -5 degree Celsius.The unusually cold weather with humidity of 17 per cent is resulting in exposed water in some parts of the mountain freezing. Water holes near Low’s Peak have frozen and formed ice of thickness about 1 centimetre.
The Auxiliary Force Mountain Search and Rescue Personnel (Mosar) said the temperature at Laban Rata at dawn was about between -3 to -5 degrees Celsius.
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