MCG Sunday to inform, to warm sea surface temperatures in the Arafura Sea and the Pacific Ocean east of the Philippines. This triggers a re-tropical cyclones cause the weather in Indonesia.

tropical cyclones picture by BMKG

MCG Sunday to inform, to warm sea surface temperatures in the Arafura Sea and the Pacific Ocean east of the Philippines. This triggers a re-tropical cyclones cause the weather in Indonesia.

Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics (MCG) , Sunday (01/13/2013), to inform, to warm sea surface temperatures in the Arafura Sea and the Pacific Ocean east of the Philippines. This triggers a re-tropical cyclones cause the weather in Indonesia.

Meeting place of the winds occurred elongated southern Sumatra to the Banda Sea. This causes increased growth of cumulonimbus activity this week in the central and southern part of Sumatra, Java, and Borneo the north, west, and south.

Bali, Nusa Tenggara, the southern and central Sulawesi, Maluku, Maluku Tenggara and Papua potentially disturbed weather in the form of heavy rains and strong winds.

"Triggering potential storm north of the equator, which is in the waters east of the Philippines, is now strongly influenced by the trade winds from the southeast or eastern Pacific waters of Australia," says Dupe Zadrach Leudofij of the Meteorological Department Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB).

Zadrach said, the strength of the trade winds from the southeast bringing warmer temperatures. At this temperature the Pacific Ocean waters east Australia increased due to the influence of the position of the sun in the south of the equator.

In effect, in the State of Tasmania, Australia, recorded record the highest temperature reached 41 degrees Celsius since records began in the 1880s.

Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics (BMKG) monitoring the progress of the low-pressure conditions in the waters of the Arafura and east of the Philippines. According to the Head of Meteorology BMKG Mulyono Prabowo, the chances of tropical cyclones in January was one time.

Meanwhile, a tropical cyclone continues Narelle in the Indian Ocean, 1,900 kilometers southwest of Denpasar, Bali. Within 72 hours the cyclone is expected to weaken and will disintegrate when entering the mainland Western Australia.

According BMKG, Narelle cyclone still have an impact on the high waves. Waves as high as 3-4 meters likely to occur in the waters west of Lampung, southern part of the Sunda Strait, the waters south of Java until Nusa Tenggara, the waters south of the island of Sumba, Savu Island waters, Rote Island to Kupang and Timor Sea. Waves as high as 4-5 feet likely to occur in the Indian Ocean south of Java to Lombok.

Assistance to fishermen

Last week, the Coordinating Minister for People's Welfare Agung allow the use of government rice stocks at Bulog to overcome hardship bad fishing season so as not to cause social unrest.

"Marine Office or the social services in the area in order to monitor the fishing villages. Perform emergency response for fishermen who can not go to sea. If anyone can not go to sea fishing two to three days, can be helped with Bulog rice reserves, "he said in Jakarta.

Bad weather disrupted the lives of fishermen livelihood depends on the sea. Agung said BMKG report shows, for the next week going high waves and strong winds in some parts of Indonesia. "Use of information BMKG well. If there are high waves, do not allow fishermen to sail. Dangerous, "he said. "We are entering a full moon disaster threat. I remind governors, regents and mayors to mobilize resources to help victims of natural disasters. "Such informed, the peak rainy season is from January to February.

Abdul Halim of the People's Coalition for Fishery Justice appreciated the efforts of rice aid to fishermen who can not go to sea. "However, it is very unfortunate if the government's obligation was limited to rice reserves the disaster," he said.

Supposedly, according to Abdul, fishermen will be trained in the skills to work in addition to sea so that it can be used to make a living when the weather is bad. Not make them sit on my hands with the help of rice.