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PremiumVIVAnews -Indonesian agency for meterology Climatology and Geophysics (BMKG) predicts, the peak dry season this year occurred in mid-August. BMKG stated, temperature that occurs when it is still in the normal condition, 32-34 degrees Celsius.
"So you should use water more sparingly and bakar-membakar activity is reduced," said the head of the Center for climate change and air quality BMKG, Edvin Aldrian.
According to Edvin, temperatures lately perceived citizens feel hotter. There is no great difference of temperature between one region and another. Just like in South Jakarta and Jakarta. Therefore, all got the same sunlight.
It's just that, he said, the difference is in a non-factor due to the climate of South Jakarta area has more trees which make the area become more cool.
Edvin reveals, the impact of the early dry season Jakarta is the pollutants in air-layer bottom up dying locked up or height that is less than 1 kilometre in the afternoon. "Pollutants originating from vehicles, factories, and smoke dust was not tercuci because there is no rain," he added.
Head of Information BMKG, Harry Tirto Djatmiko explains, one week ahead Jakarta territory is still a chance to diguyur rain lightly with the intensity of the 0.4-5.0 millimeters per hour or 5-20 millimeters per day.
While rain is potentially occur in the southern Jakarta in the afternoon and evening with the intensity of 5.0-10.0 millimeters per hour or 20-50 millimeters per day.
"The potential of the rain occurs due to the low pressure area in the Indian Ocean West of Sumatra as well as pumpunan winds that extends from the northern part of Sumatra to the South China Sea," said Edvin.
Buildup of air mass took place in the southern and Northern sections of Sumatra, Kalimantan, West and North, Central Sulawesi, Maluku, West Papua and New Guinea to the North and Central. "It gives the possibility of occurrence of impact on rain in Jakarta and surrounding areas," Frank he (ren)
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