JAKARTA - The DKI Jakarta Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) asked residents to be alert in facing extreme weather that is predicted to occur in the period of April 6-9 by avoiding activities in vulnerable areas.
On Monday afternoon, rain poured over the Jakarta area with thunderous rain.
"The potential impact is local flooding and flooding and fallen trees due to strong winds," said Head of the BPBD DKI Jakarta Disaster Data and Information Center, Mohamad Yohan, as reported by ANTARA, Monday, April 6.
According to him, from the information on the potential extreme weather in DKI Jakarta based on weather forecast analysis from BMKG, the Jakarta area is still in the transition phase to the dry season.
The beginning of the dry season in 2026 is estimated to occur in mid-May to early June, so the current period is still included in the transition phase or the transition phase which has the potential to trigger extreme weather.
In the period of 5-9 April, there is a potential for moderate to heavy rain, especially on 6-8 April 2026.
"Rain is potentially occurring during the day and night, locally with an intensity that can increase rapidly," he said.
For this reason, the BPBD DKI Jakarta appeals to the public to be vigilant in dealing with extreme weather, especially in areas prone to natural disasters such as floods, fallen trees, and others.
In addition, the DKI BPBD is also continuing to work on intensive weather forecasting monitoring from the BMKG, as well as disseminating information through the official BPBD social media.
"We also urge the public to be alert to heavy rain, strong winds, and lightning. And ask the public to avoid activities in vulnerable areas during extreme weather," he said.
The DKI BPBD appeals to the public to remain vigilant and alert to the potential for flooding. In an emergency, immediately call the 112 telephone number. This service is free and operates 24 hours non-stop.
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