The Shringwang Weather is weather information for a city known as "City of the Thousand Loaks" — In the West Kalimantan province, which is located on the west coast of Kalimantan facing the South China Sea, has the largest Chinese community in Indonesia outside Java, and is famous for the festive Go Meh Cap Festival. Shrink Weather highly influenced by his position on the west coast of Kalimantan — It's got wind and rainfall from the South China Sea that's humid, producing a wet tropical climate with a very high rainfall throughout the year.
Key Takeaways
- In short on the west coast of Kalimantan facing the South China Sea — Tropics wet with extremely high rainfall (2,500-3,500 mm / year).
- There is no true drought season in the Spengwang — It rains almost every month of the year, only its intensity varies.
- West Kalimantan BMKG provides a Frakwang preview in bmkg.go.id / weather / weather / 61.72.
- The Go Meh Shingwang Cap Festival is the largest in Indonesia — The weather affects the survival of the outdoor festival every February.
- Temperature 25-33 ° C throughout the year with extremely high humidity (80-95%) — Typical tropical city Kalimantan.
Weather Shape and Go Meh Cap Festival
The Go Meh Frakwang Cap Festival that lasts every February (15 days after Lunar) is the biggest and most festive cultural festival in West Kalimantan — invites hundreds of thousands of visitors from all over Indonesia and mancanegara every year. The weather is a critical factor in a festival that most of the events are going on outside of this room: February is a month where rainfall is still high enough in Shurangwang, so it's possible that rain is always there during the festival. The rigorous preparations include monitoring the weather before and during the festival become important to organizers and visitors. Seasons check in. Today's weather and 7-day forecast.
Today's Short Weather Check
- BMW KG West Kalimantan (Spaceswang) — bmkg.go.id / weather
- BMKG Info Application — GPS reality-time for specific Drawback predictive
- BMW Marine — Viewing South China Sea Waves for Fisherman
- Cuaca.in — Today's weather and 7-day forecast
General Questions about the Weather Shrink
What is the average weather temperature of the Spengwang weather?
Average temperatures range at 25-33 ° C with very high humidity (80-95%) throughout the year. The summaries are not experiencing significant temperature discrepancy between seasons because its position is very near the equator. In the morning, the temperature is approximately 25-27 ° C and rising to 313.33 ° C at noon. The sea winds from the South China Sea provide a slight cooling of the coastal areas. No moon feels much hotter or colder than any other. — The main difference is rainfall, not temperature.
Does the Frakwang have a dry season?
No. — The shortages don't have a true drought. The rainfall is high enough throughout the year on all months. But there's a relatively drier period (usually June-September, when the eastern monsoon is active) where rain is less rare even though it doesn't stop completely. In this period, the number of rainy days may be reduced from 20 days per month to 12-15 days per month. In the western monsoon months (November of March), rainfall in the Shringwang is very high — Could be 400-600 millimeters a month. Total annual rainfall of 2,500-3,500 mm.
How does the South China Sea weather affect Spengwang?
The vast South China Sea in the west of Kalimantan is the main source of the Shrangwang rainfall. Northwest monsoon winds are blowing across the South China Sea from November to March carrying huge water vapor and producing a very heavy monsoon in Shurangwang and the entire west coast of Kalimantan. In this season, the waves of the South China Sea can also be quite high and disturbing fishing activity. If there's a tropical storm or tropical depression in the South China Sea — Although it usually doesn't just hit Kalimantan. — The undirect impact is that the increase in rainfall and the high wave in the Frakwang can be significant.
Is it flood-prone?
Yes — The summaries are vulnerable to floods because of a very high combination of rainfall and topography of cities that are mostly on the low plains on the shore. Rivers flowing through the Shroud into the South China Sea often overflows when heavy rains are prolonged. The high tide along with heavy rain could exacerbate the flood in the shoreline of the Sunakwang — Water cannot flow into the sea and hold much longer. The residential area that is close to the estates and the beaches is the most risky.
When's the best time to visit the Frakwang?
The first two best time to visit the Frakwang: the first, at the Go Meh Cap Festival (February) — although rainfall is still high enough in this month, the festival is an extraordinary cultural experience and cannot be skipped; and second, the June September period is a relatively dry period — less rain, better for culinary tours and beaches. The famous slang with the typical Tionghoa@@ — From the noodle tiaw, meatballs, to the typical Lunar cake that's available throughout the year. The weather doesn't become a major obstacle because the rain in the Spengwang usually doesn't last all day.
Wet tropical climate is typical of Shrink weather — With rainfall that almost never stopped all year from the South China Sea — The form of life and culture of the City is a thousand unique and rich plume. Keep monitoring Today's weather and 7-day forecast.
