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BMKG Releases Early Rainy Season Map for November-December; List of Affected Regions Provided

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BMKG Releases Early Rainy Season Map for November-December; List of Affected Regions Provided
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The Indonesian Agency for Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics (BMKG) has released early forecast data for the start of the rainy season and predictions for its peak for the 2026/20lag7 period. The public is advised to remain vigilant regarding potential weather changes and to prepare for the transition and peak of the rainy season.

According to BMKG’s social media update on Friday (2/10/2026), the start of the rainy season will occur gradually during November and December. Approximately 24.66% of Indonesia’s territory is predicted to enter the early rainy season in November.

These regions include:

  • Parts of Sumatra

  • Parts of Java

  • Parts of Kalimantan

  • Parts of Bali

  • Parts of NTB

  • Small parts of NTT

  • Parts of Sulawesi

  • Parts of North Maluku

  • Parts of Maluku

  • Northern West Papua

  • Parts of South Papua

By December, an additional 17.31% of Indonesia’s territory is expected to enter the early rainy season, covering:

  • Parts of Lampung

  • Most of Java

  • Parts of South Kalimantan

  • Most of Bali

  • Most of NTB

  • Most of NTT

  • Most of Sulawesi

  • Parts of North Maluku

  • Parts of Maluku

  • Southern parts of South Papua

BMKG also predicts the peak of the 2026/2027 rainy season will be concentrated over three main months: December 2026, January 2027, and February 2027.

Approximately 36.94% of Indonesia’s territory is predicted to experience the peak of the rainy season in December 2026, including:

  • Most of Sumatra

  • Most of Kalimantan

  • Parts of North Sulawesi

  • Southern coast of Gorontala

  • Small parts of Central Sulawesi

  • Most of West Sulawesi

  • Small parts of Maluku

  • Western parts of Southwest Papua

  • Small parts of West Papua

  • Northern Papua

  • Eastern parts of Central Papua

  • Western parts of South Papua

The peak of the rainy season will expand to 25.68% of Indonesia’s territory in January 2027, specifically in:

  • Southern Riau

  • Central Riau Islands

  • Small parts of Jambi

  • Northern Bengkulu

  • Bangka Belitung Islands

  • Western South Sumatra

  • Northern Lampung

  • Parts of Java

  • Central Bali

  • Western NTB

  • Parts of NTT

  • West Kalimantan

  • Most of Central Kalimantan

  • Small parts of East Kalimantan

  • South Kalimantan

  • Parts of Sulawesi

  • Small parts of North Maluku

  • Western Maluku

  • Parts of Papua

Finally, 16.79% of the territory will enter the peak of the rainy season in February 2027, covering:

  • Central Lampung

  • Most of Java

  • Most of Bali

  • Most of NTB

  • Most of NTT

  • Southern West Sulawesi

  • Parts of South Sulawesi

  • Southern Southeast Sulawesi

  • Parts of Maluku

  • Most of Papua

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