🌦️ Indonesia Weather Tomorrow & 7-Day Forecast | Official BMKG Links

Indonesia’s weather is shaped by its equatorial location, monsoon patterns and thousands of islands stretching from Sumatra to Papua. This page helps you quickly find official Indonesia weather forecasts, short-term updates and hazard information before you travel or make plans. All links below go to external organisations that create and maintain their own weather data for Indonesia.

📍 Official Indonesia Weather Resources (BMKG)

• BMKG – Badan Meteorologi, Klimatologi, dan Geofisika (Main Site)
  Indonesia’s national agency for meteorology, climatology, air quality and geophysics, providing forecasts, warnings and climate information.
• BMKG Cuaca – National Weather Portal
  Indonesian-language weather portal with forecasts, observations and warnings for locations across Indonesia.
• BMKG Weather – Forecast & City Search
  Forecast pages and comparison tools for cities and regions throughout Indonesia.
• BMKG WIS – English-Language Climate & Weather Data
  Selected weather and climate products made available in English for international users.

📱 Mobile Apps & Alerts

• Info BMKG – Android App
  Official BMKG app with 7-day forecasts for districts across Indonesia, plus earthquake, climate and air-quality information.
• Info BMKG – iOS App
  Official BMKG mobile app for iPhone and iPad with forecasts, warnings and notification alerts.

🌀 Tropical Cyclones, Heavy Rain & Marine Hazards

• BMKG Tropical Cyclone & Hazard Information
  Official forecasts and warnings for tropical cyclones and related hazardous weather affecting Indonesia’s land and coastal waters.
• BMKG – Warnings, Bulletins & Press Releases
  National warnings and press statements related to severe weather, heavy rain, flooding and other climate-related risks.

🛰️ Radar, Satellite & Monitoring

• BMKG Radar & Weather Maps (via Cuaca Portal)
  Access to radar imagery, rainfall fields and regional weather maps produced by BMKG.
• BMKG – Forecast Pages with Observations
  Forecasts combined with temperature, wind, humidity and other observed conditions for Indonesian locations.

🌡️ Climate & Regional Weather in Indonesia

• Sumatra & Kalimantan: Tropical conditions with frequent heavy showers and thunderstorms, especially in the wet season.
• Java & Bali: Distinct wet and dry seasons, with heavy rain events common during the monsoon months.
• Sulawesi, Nusa Tenggara & Maluku: Mixed patterns, with some areas experiencing strong local storms and variable rainfall.
• Papua: High rainfall and complex local climates influenced by mountains and dense rainforest.

🏙️ Example City & Regional Areas

Use BMKG’s forecast portals and apps to look up local weather for:

• Jakarta (Jabodetabek) – Capital-region forecasts, rainfall alerts and flood-related information.
• Surabaya, Bandung, Yogyakarta, Denpasar (Bali) – Urban and tourism-focused areas with busy travel and event schedules.
• Medan, Makassar, Manado, Jayapura – Major cities across Sumatra, Sulawesi and Papua.

⚠️ Important Notes & Disclaimers

This page is for general information and navigation only. It does not create, generate, host, update, predict or verify any weather forecasts, warnings, radar images, satellite data, climate statistics or hazard information for Indonesia.

All forecasts, bulletins, warnings, rainfall maps, satellite imagery, climate products and related content accessed through the links above are created, maintained and updated solely by external third-party organisations, including the Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency of Indonesia (BMKG) and other official or international providers.

Weather and hazard conditions in Indonesia can change quickly, particularly during the wet season and in connection with tropical cyclones, heavy rain and flooding. Always check the relevant official websites or apps directly for the latest updates before making any travel, outdoor or safety-related decisions. Do not rely on this page as a real-time forecast, emergency alert or official advisory.

No guarantees or warranties (express or implied) are given regarding the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, availability or suitability of any third-party information. This page is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by BMKG, the Government of Indonesia or any other organisation mentioned.

Any product links, advertising or promotional content that may appear in the website header, footer or surrounding layout are separate from the informational resources above and are not associated with BMKG or any meteorological authority in Indonesia.