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Drought and weather patterns in Malang Raya
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The Malang Raya region has been managing continues to manage drought conditions through significant water distribution efforts. Between August 8 and As of September 21, 23, 2026, the Malang Regency Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) distributed reports that 12 villages are currently facing a cumulative total water crisis, necessitating the ongoing distribution of 2,452,350 millions of liters of clean water to affected residents, with 98,500 liters delivered on September 21 alone across several districts. residents. Weather patterns in the region have fluctuated. remain varied. While forecasts for late September predicted predominantly sunny conditions and clear skies in Malang City, other urban areas like Batu experienced fog and high humidity. Additionally, coastal residents in southern Malang were advised to monitor sea waves that could reach up to 2.3 meters. As of September 23, experience sunny weather, highland regions are characterized by hazy or foggy conditions. These local patterns align with broader BMKG forecasts for the Indonesian Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) anticipates region, which anticipate cloudy skies and mountain fog for the Malang Raya region. fog. While the drought threat is expected to end subside with the arrival of the rainy season arriving between October and December 2026, BMKG notes that the El Nino phenomenon may persist until early 2027.
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- 2026-09-25 05:53 UTC Drought and weather patterns in Malang Raya
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