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Elis Sobariah

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Weather & Climate Dynamics in Indonesia


Mots Croisés Weather & Climate Dynamics in IndonesiaVersion en ligne Key terms and clues par Elis Sobariah 1 Indonesia sits directly on the equator, creating a Humid Tropical Climate (Equatorial Climate) defined by four key traits: 2 West Monsoon (October – April): Blows from the Asian continent across to the Australian continent. The air mass absorbs vast amounts of water vapor while crossing the South China Sea, Natuna Sea, and the Pacific Ocean. East Monsoon (April – October): 3 Extreme weather shifts such as El Niño (severe droughts) and La Niña (prolonged heavy rains) can cause widespread crop failures and threaten national food security. 4 Extreme weather shifts such as El Niño (severe droughts) and La Niña (prolonged heavy rains) can cause widespread crop failures and threaten national food security. 5 Crop diversification (Palawija): During the dry season, scarce water supplies lead farmers to switch to drought-resistant crops, such as corn, soybeans, peanuts, and cassava. 6 Air transport: Convective cloud formations, particularly Cumulonimbus (Cb), cause severe turbulence, icing, lightning strikes, and low-level wind shear. 7 West Monsoon (October – April)… The air mass absorbs vast amounts of water vapor while crossing the South China Sea, Natuna Sea, and the Pacific Ocean. Effect: Triggers the rainy season across the Indonesian archipelago. 8 Extreme weather shifts such as El Niño (severe droughts) and La Niña (prolonged heavy rains) can cause widespread crop failures and threaten national food security. 9 Astronomically situated between 6∘N−11∘S, Indonesia sits directly on the equator, creating a Humid Tropical Climate (Equatorial Climate) defined by four key traits: 2 6 7 4 3 1 5 9 8