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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Monitor Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
Jakarta’s weather is consistently hot and humid, with a wet season from November to March. The live forecast above shows the current conditions; expect daytime highs around 32–33°C and heavy rain in the afternoons during the wet season.
What’s the typical weather pattern in Jakarta?
Jakarta sits on the northwest coast of Java, giving it a tropical monsoon climate. The dry season runs June to September, with less rain and lower humidity. From October, the wet season builds, often bringing intense, short downpours. Temperatures stay steady year-round, rarely dropping below 24°C at night.
How should you plan for a Jakarta trip?
Pack lightweight clothing and a rain jacket or umbrella if visiting between November and March. The wet season can cause localised flooding and traffic delays. For the best chance of sunny days, aim for June to August. Always check the live forecast above for the latest conditions.
Does Jakarta ever get cool weather?
No. Jakarta stays warm all year. The lowest the temperature typically gets is around 24°C at night, even in the dry season. You won’t need a jumper.
When is the best time to avoid heavy rain?
June to August is the driest stretch. Rain still falls occasionally, but the afternoon downpours are less frequent than in the wet season.
Is the humidity always high in Jakarta?
Yes. Humidity rarely drops below 70%, even in the dry season. It feels stickier from October to March, when the monsoon is active.
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