EARLY WARNING SYMPTOMS LA NINA

The officer observes the intensity measuring instrument of sunlight (Campbell Stokes) in BMKG Open Laboratory (Badan Meteorology, Klimatology and Geophysics) Class II Serang, Banten, Friday (4/11). The BMKG party interprets the early warning of extreme weather due to the symptoms of La Nina during November, the emergence of the squulus clouds excessively due to the heating of the sea surface that potentially triggers the heavy rainfall to above 300 millimeters accompanied by lightning and strong winds in the Aceh region, the West Sumatran Coast, the Sunda Strait, South Java and Bali. ANTARA PHOTO/Asep Fathulrahman/aww/16.