Table 1.

Statistical linear models defined in Malaysia, Peninsular Malaysia and Sabah/Sarawak.

Region	Model	Equation
Malaysia	1	$13.8+0.0259{\mathrm{PRCP}}_{Ju{l}_{-1}}$
	2	$15.7+0.0158{\mathrm{PRCP}}_{Ju{l}_{-1}}-0.6780\mathrm{Ni}\tilde{\mathrm{n}}\mathrm{o}{3}_{Ma{r}_0}-0.999{\mathrm{NNI}}_{Ju{l}_0}$
Peninsular Malaysia	1	$47.7949-0.9606\mathrm{TX}2{\mathrm{M}}_{Ap{r}_0}$
	2	$41.0307-0.7398\mathrm{TX}2{\mathrm{M}}_{Ap{r}_0}+0.3025{\mathrm{ICMI}}_{Ma{r}_0}$
Sabah/Sarawak	1	$-29.8+0.0252{\mathrm{PRCP}}_{Ju{n}_{-1}}+1.5\mathrm{TX}2{\mathrm{M}}_{De{c}_{-2}}$
	2	$-24.8+0.0232{\mathrm{PRCP}}_{Ju{n}_{-1}}+1.34\mathrm{TX}2{\mathrm{M}}_{De{c}_{-2}}\text{–}0.541\mathrm{Ni}\tilde{\mathrm{n}}\mathrm{o}{3}_{Ma{r}_0}$

Model 1 only includes local variables, while Model 2 adds remote climate modes to Model 1.