Weekly weather forecast: Rain to continue in Jakarta, hot weather in Surabaya

Jakarta: Rain every day, with more on November 17–18

Rain is forecast every day in Jakarta from Friday, November 13, through Thursday, November 19, with a 50–70% chance of rain. Over the weekend, on Saturday, November 14, and Sunday, November 15, rain is forecast with occasional sunny breaks. Moderate amounts of rain are forecast on Tuesday, November 17, and Wednesday, November 18, while only small amounts are expected on the other days. An umbrella or raincoat should be prepared for outdoor activities throughout the week. Jakarta’s maximum temperature on Wednesday, November 18, is forecast to be 31°C.

East Java: Hot almost every day; clear skies on Wednesday, November 18

East Java is forecast to be very hot from Friday, November 13, through Tuesday, November 17, with a few clouds on the first day. The weekend, Saturday, November 14, and Sunday, November 15, is also expected to be very hot. Skies will be clear on Wednesday, November 18. On Thursday, November 19, conditions are expected to be very hot again. Surabaya’s maximum temperature on Saturday, November 14, is forecast to be 36°C, classified as hot, while the minimum temperature that day is 26°C. The chance of rain that day is 10%, and the chance of rain during this period ranges from 10–20%.

Bali: Sunny over the weekend, with rain from November 16–18

Bali is forecast to be sunny from Friday, November 13, through Sunday, November 15, including the weekend of Saturday, November 14, and Sunday, November 15, with a 10% chance of rain. From Monday, November 16, through Wednesday, November 18, the weather is forecast to turn clear and then rainy, with a 50% chance of rain and small amounts expected each day. An umbrella should be prepared for outdoor activities on all three days. Thursday, November 19, is forecast to be sunny again, with a 10% chance of rain, allowing more flexibility for outdoor plans. Denpasar’s maximum temperature on Saturday, November 14, is forecast to be 34°C.