Driving From Thaketa to Downtown Yangon, Myanmar 🇲🇲 

It was very peaceful and lovely in 2019. Since February 2021, Rangoon is not a safe place and there are many terrorists in the army uniforms. You could get killed any time.

My car is also Toyota. The driver is probably impatience I will try my best to upload more in the future.

ထင်မြင်ချက်ကို လေးစားပါတယ်။ ကြည့်ရှုမှုအတွက် ကျေးဇူးတင်ပါသည်။

Mohsan, not really. This video was taken in September 2019

I will do my best.

Myanmar people use both metric and imperial systems. The video was taken in September; therefore, there is less rain compared to July. It is mainly cloudy, very humid (over 90%), and hot. Myanmar will not experience good weather due to deforestation and global warming. The temperature rises to over 40 degrees Celsius in the summer.

Now hold it right there. _The video was taken in September; therefore, there is less rain compared to July._ And how do you know that? Are you familiar with the water cycle? There is no such thing as a monsoon or global warming. Myanmar receives highs and lows like everywhere else. Myanmar is deep down in the tropics. That means the country stays hot and humid longer than Florida until it cools down. This is Myanmar's cool season. It does not matter on outdoor temperatures to get rain as long as the temperatures are above freezing and the land is still covered with vegetation. Hot or not, it will continue to rain. People call it a "monsoon" because if Myanmar has higher terrain, it will cause stormy weather conditions almost everyday. But the truth is, large hills and mountains create their own weather and the cloud bases tend to be higher. _Myanmar will not experience good weather due to deforestation and global warming._ Global warming?? What's that? Deforestation is bad, but who is replacing the trees with trees? What does good weather conditions have anything to do with what happens on the ground? Your "knowledge" is so awful. It's one rumor after another rumor as far as I'm concerned. Once I started playing this video and read the text, I did not think this video was created by an Asian. It had a more Euro'peein' tone to it. _The temperature rises to over 40 degrees Celsius in the summer._ That's around 110 degrees Fahrenheit. That's way too far unless Myanmar has a mountainous desert somewhere, or that's an urban heat island affect. I say the hottest tropical temperatures can reach 107F, maximum. Even if the country bakes at only 81F degrees, it will still get thunderstorms.

Yes it is!

Thanks for watching. It was a very cloudy day and gloomy. It is probably the reflection and partly due to my colour coding.

This will be the last!