BMKG Communities Warn: Beware of Temperature Extremes and Breezy

Aceh - Climatology Meteorology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) Blang Bintang, Aceh Besar, predicts that next week (May 22 to 29) the air temperature in some areas in Aceh still extreme, reaching 22-34 degrees Celsius. BMKG reminded the public to remain vigilant with these conditions.
Observation and Information Section Chief BMKG Blang Bintang, Aceh Besar, Alvianto through prakirawan Rahmad Tauladani, Saturday (21 / 5) said, some areas of Aceh is entering the dry season. However, there remains the potential for rain."With the warming of sea surface temperature at 28-30 degrees Celsius, then the potential is still quite a lot of water vapor, so it can process the formation of cumulonimbus clouds (dark clouds). Where these clouds can cause moderate to heavy rain accompanied by lightning with a short duration, "said Rahmat.
Add Rahmat, such weather conditions usually occur in the morning until noon or afternoon, which is characterized by hot, sunny weather is predicted to reach 34 degrees Celsius. Next clear Rahmat, a moment later looks dark cloud.
"Things like the weather is predicted to likely occur within seven days. Areas affected by the weather conditions of the local effect is of Aceh to the west, south, central, and east, "prakirawan this prediction.
Meanwhile, he said, to the northern Aceh region of Aceh, sunny weather predicted cloudy. "It is expected that the public be aware of the possibility of rain with moderate to heavy intensity accompanied by lightning with a short duration in the area," she warned again.
GaleIn addition to experiencing the scorching temperatures 22-34 degrees Celsius, BMKG forecasts a week ahead, a number of areas of Aceh will also be hit by high winds. The wind was blowing from the southwest toward the northwest with a speed of 06-30 km / hour.
"It is estimated that wind speeds will reach a maximum of 40 km / h, occurred during the afternoon and evening in parts of East Aceh, South Aceh, and Aceh Tenggara. We remind the public to be vigilant, because wind speed can trigger high waves, "said Rahmat.