Climatic zone of Indonesia

Answer 1

The climate is predominantly tropical. The two maininfluences on it being the archipelago's equatorial position and the fact that it is split up into so many scattered islands, a third is its situation between the landmasses of Australasia and Asia, which affects the monsoon seasons, such temperature variations as there are within the islands are dependent more on altitude than on geographical location, with the highest average temperature 29 - 33 ° C being around the coast. There are two monsoon seasons. The East Monsoon lasts from June to September and is characterized by dry weather, especially towards the east. The West Monsoon, which runs from December to March brings heavy rainfall especially towards the west. Even outside the West Monsoon period, the rainfall is generally high in the western islands in Sumatra and Kalimantan. Humidity on the high side is 75% - 100%. Afternoon thunderstorms occur frequently all over Indonesia. Light weight or cotton clothing is highly recommended.

Answer 2

Indonesia has a tropical climate. However, compared to the summer of Europe and North America, Indonesia in temperature is less warmer. But it feels warmer because it's humid, and that makes you sweat a lot.

Basically, this explains that Indonesia has a wet - tropical climate.

What you won't need when you go to Indonesia:

1) If you are wanting and liking tan, then you won't need long sleeved shirts/jackets/or of those kinds (Warm Clothes). But some Indonesians hate tan, and they'd wear thin long sleeved shirts to prevent themselves from getting a darker skin.

2) Blankets, etc.

What you need when you go to Indonesia:

1) Water - You're going to dehydrate if you don't drink water. I drank 2 litres of water daily, and it's a must, because you're sweating all the time. You can buy this everywhere and anywhere, anyhow, but it's okay to have your own bottle water.

2) Sun Block, or any of these stuff, that is is you're sunbathing or going to the beach..

3) I don't know what are they called, but they're in a kind of plastic bottle that have liquid in them that if you spread them on your skin, it will prevent you form getting bitten by flies. This is good (esp. when you go to the forests, or outdoor even), even the local Indonesians wear this when needed.

Hope this helps..

Answer 3

Indonesia falls within the tropical climatic zone. The country experiences high temperatures and humidity throughout the year, with distinct wet and dry seasons in different regions. The climate is influenced by factors such as monsoons and the proximity to the equator.

Answer 4

Jakarta is a crop land with a slight mix of crop woodland.

Answer 5

Indonesia is a tropical climate zone. Some of the landscape in Indonesia includes plains, and mountains, and has very humid weather.