Tim Vasquez
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http://www.thejakartapost.com/detailcity.a...1109.G04&irec=3
So the average daily high is 90 F, but when it goes up to 94-95 F it's a heat wave and has a huge effect. If it's true, it goes to show that weather changes are all relative, and in an equable climate like Indonesia's, perhaps the small changes are felt more strongly.
Tim
Scorching heat to continue until December, BMG says
"Temperatures in Jakarta have been hovering around 34 degrees Celsius degree over the past few weeks, compared to an average temperature of 32 degrees Celsius. Officials said earlier temperatures could rise as high as 35 degrees Celsius."
" He said this was similar to the heat wave that occurred last November, when temperatures in the city reached more than 35 degrees Celsius."
So the average daily high is 90 F, but when it goes up to 94-95 F it's a heat wave and has a huge effect. If it's true, it goes to show that weather changes are all relative, and in an equable climate like Indonesia's, perhaps the small changes are felt more strongly.
Tim