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Illustration of heavy rain accompanied by lightning causes puddles to have the potential for flooding. (Unsplash)

JAKARTA - The Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) estimates that DKI Jakarta will experience rain on Monday 19 December afternoon and early morning.

BMKG provides an early warning that there will be potential rain accompanied by lightning and lightning in some areas, namely South Jakarta, East Jakarta, West Jakarta, and the Thousand Islands.

"Be aware of the potential for rain that can be accompanied by lightning and lightning in parts of South Jakarta and East Jakarta in the afternoon until evening as well as the areas of North Jakarta and the Thousand Islands in the early hours of the morning," reads the BMKG warning, quoted from Antara.

Based on BMKG data received on Monday, December 19, Jakarta's weather in the morning is predicted to be cloudy in all regions.

Entering the afternoon, light rain occurred in West Jakarta and East Jakarta. Meanwhile, rain accompanied by lightning will occur in South Jakarta with cloudy weather occurring in Central Jakarta, North Jakarta, and the Thousand Islands.

Meanwhile, on Monday, December 19 evening, the entire Jakarta area is expected to be cloudy, while in the early hours of the entire Jakarta area, except for the Thousand Islands, light rain will fall.

For the Jakarta air temperature range on Monday, December 19, it is predicted that it will be around 25-32 degrees Celsius with details of West Jakarta 26-31 degrees Celsius.

Meanwhile, Central Jakarta is 26-31 degrees Celsius, South Jakarta is 25-32 degrees Celsius, East Jakarta is 25-32 degrees Celsius, North Jakarta is 26-31 degrees Celsius, and the Thousand Islands is 25-31 degrees Celsius.

Meanwhile, Jakarta's air humidity on Monday, December 19, will range from 75 to 95 percent, with details of West Jakarta 75-95 percent, Central Jakarta 80-90 percent, South Jakarta 75-95 percent, East Jakarta 75-95 percent, North Jakarta 80-90 percent and the Thousand Islands 80-95 percent.