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Always Summer SomeplaceWeather Statistics and Climate Charts for Jakarta, IndonesiaAverage Rainfall and Mean Temperature in JakartaRainfall in Jakarta varies over the course of the year from 30 mm to 375 mm per month. On average most rain falls during the months of January (375mm) and February (282mm). Daily average temperatures in Jakarta range from 26.4°C to 29.6°C. Peak temperatures usually occur in October (average 29.6°C) and September (average 28.6°C). Average Temperature and Rainfall FiguresJakarta, Indonesia
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