Indonesia Climate

During the months between May to October the Indonesia climate most generally remains dry. It is the eastern monsoon that is responsible for this kind of weather. During the months from December to March the weather remains rainy due to western monsoon. Rainstorms occur all through the year. Region situated on higher altitudes are much are cooler. Traveling around Indonesia is difficult as the road might be found clogged by mud, this might even curtail some of your activities. And so the most favorable period to hit Indonesia is during the dry season. When you are planning to pack your bags and head off to Indonesia make sure you do pack airy cloths and cloths wearable during rainy season.    

With the equator passing Indonesia, the archipelago is has a tropical climate, with the coastal plains averaging 28°C, the interiors and mountainous regions averaging 26°C, and the higher mountain regions, 23°C. The area's relative humidity varies between 70 to 90 percent. Typhoons and large-scale storms create difficulty to seamen in Indonesia waters; the most threatening ones being from the swift currents in channels of the Lombok and Sape straits among others.