26°
Light drizzle
High: 35° · Low: 26° · Feels like 31°
Sitting just south of the equator, Jakarta has a tropical monsoon climate that stays hot and humid all year, with temperatures typically between 24°C and 33°C and consistently high humidity. The wet season runs from November to March under the northwest monsoon, bringing intense afternoon downpours that often flood low-lying districts, while the drier months from June to September are slightly more comfortable.
The main rainy season lasts from November to March, peaking in January and February with heavy afternoon storms and a high risk of urban flooding.
No. Being near the equator, Jakarta has only two seasons, wet and dry, while temperatures stay hot and humid throughout the year.
The dry season from June to September is best, with less rain, clearer skies and somewhat lower humidity than the wet months.
Daytime highs usually sit around 31–33°C, but high humidity can push the heat index close to 40°C, especially around midday.
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