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Light Moderate Rain Expected to Fall From Morning

Meteorology Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) predicts rain to fall throughout Jakarta today.

Rain is potential to fall accompanied by lightning and strong wind

According to information from BMKG's Public Relation Head, Taufan Maulana, this morning rain falls in South Jakarta, Central Jakarta, East Jakarta and moderate rain in Thousand Islands, North Jakarta, and West Jakarta.

BMKG: Rain to Pour Jakarta Today

"Rain is potential to fall accompanied by lightning and strong wind in Central Jakarta and North Jakarta this morning, also in South Jakarta and East Jakarta in afternoon," he asserted, Monday (1/6).

Furthermore, this afternoon, moderate rain is expected to fall in Central Jakarta, South Jakarta, and West Jakarta.

"For tonight, light rain will fall in South Jakarta, West Jakarta, and Central Jakarta," he added.

Meanwhile for tomorrow's dawn, his side predicted light rain to fall in North Jakarta, East Jakarta, Central Jakarta and moderate rain in Thousand Islands, West Jakarta, and South Jakarta.

"Today's temperature could reach 23-31 Celsius degree with humidity 75-95 percent. Wind blows from west to north within 05-25 kilometers per hour," he informed.

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