Indonesia expects normal wet season in 2026, weather agency says


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JAKARTA: Indonesia's wet season is expected to return to normal in 2026, and authorities should work to improve efficiency during the harvest of key crops like palm oil, its ‌meteorological agency said on Tuesday (Dec 23).

Agency climate ⁠official Ardhasena Sopaheluwakan said a La Nina weather pattern, which ​typically brings more rainfall, was expected to be weaker in 2026 and should conclude by the end of the first quarter.

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