Penyebab Suhu Dingin di Indonesia Tiap Pagi dan Malam Hari, Ini Penjelasan BMKG
Summary
TLDRRecent discussions on Twitter highlight the unseasonably cold temperatures experienced in the mornings and evenings, contrasting with the typical hot climate of the dry season. The Deputy Meteorologist of BMKG, Guswanto, attributes this phenomenon to the Australian monsoon winds, which are dry and carry less moisture, affecting Indonesia's climate. These winds, combined with the relatively low sea surface temperatures of the Indian Ocean, bring cooler air to the region. The cold sensation is more pronounced at night when temperatures reach their lowest. This is a regular occurrence each year, enveloping southern regions including Java, Bali, and Nusa Tenggara. It is expected to continue through the peak of the dry season in July to August, with a possibility of extending into September 2024.
Takeaways
- ๐ฌ๏ธ The recent cold temperatures discussed by netizens on Twitter are attributed to the Australian monsoon winds.
- ๐ก๏ธ These winds are dry and carry little moisture, affecting the temperature in Indonesia and making it feel cooler than usual.
- ๐ The cooler temperatures are felt not only in the mornings but can last until noon, even during the typically hot rainy season.
- ๐ The phenomenon is particularly noticeable in southern regions of the Indonesian archipelago, including Java, Bali, and Nusa Tenggara.
- ๐ The Australian monsoon winds blow from Australia towards Asia, passing over the Indian Ocean and affecting the temperature in Indonesia.
- ๐ก๏ธ The cooler air brought by these winds is more pronounced at night when temperatures reach their lowest points.
- ๐ The winds are influenced by the relatively low sea surface temperatures in the Indian Ocean, contributing to the cooler air.
- ๐ The cooler temperatures are expected to be more noticeable as the peak of the dry season approaches, between July and August.
- ๐ฎ Meteorology Deputy of BMKG, Guswanto, predicts that this cold phenomenon could continue into September 2024.
- ๐ฌ๏ธ The Australian monsoon winds are a regular occurrence, part of the yearly cycle, and are not an unusual event.
- ๐ Despite being a routine phenomenon, the exact duration of the cooler temperatures can vary and is subject to weather patterns.
Q & A
What has been the recent weather phenomenon discussed on Twitter?
-The recent weather phenomenon discussed on Twitter is the unusually cold temperatures in the morning and evening, which are felt more intensely than on regular days.
Why do netizens feel colder temperatures in certain areas compared to usual?
-Netizens feel colder temperatures due to the Australian monsoon winds, which are dry and carry less moisture, affecting the temperature in Indonesia.
What is the Australian monsoon wind's characteristic in relation to the recent cold temperatures?
-The Australian monsoon wind is characterized by being dry and carrying less moisture, which contributes to the cold temperatures experienced in Indonesia.
How does the direction of the Australian monsoon winds affect Indonesia's climate?
-The Australian monsoon winds blow from Australia towards Asia, passing over Indonesia and the Indian Ocean, bringing cold air to the region.
What role does the sea surface temperature of the Indian Ocean play in the current weather situation?
-The relatively low sea surface temperature of the Indian Ocean contributes to the cold air being carried by the winds to Indonesia.
According to Guswanto, when is the cold temperature most felt?
-Guswanto states that the cold temperature is most felt at night when the temperature reaches its minimum point.
Is the occurrence of cold temperatures due to the Australian monsoon a regular phenomenon?
-Yes, the cold temperatures brought by the Australian monsoon are a regular phenomenon that occurs every year.
Which areas have been affected by the recent cold temperatures?
-The areas affected by the recent cold temperatures include the southern regions of the Indonesian archipelago, such as Java, Bali, and Nusa Tenggara.
When is the peak of the dry season, and how long might the cold phenomenon last?
-The peak of the dry season is expected in July to August, and Guswanto estimates that the cold phenomenon could continue until the peak of the dry season or even extend into September 2024.
What is the general timeframe for the occurrence of this cold phenomenon?
-The cold phenomenon typically occurs around the dry season, which is between July and September.
Is there any indication that the cold phenomenon might last longer than usual?
-While the cold phenomenon is expected to peak during the dry season, there is a possibility that it could extend beyond the usual timeframe, potentially lasting until September 2024.
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