The average annual temperature for Indonesia is 28°C/82°F.
The average annual temperature for Indonesia is 28°C/82°F.
October is the hottest or warmest month in Indonesia, with an average maximum temperature of 33°C/91°F.
July is the coolest or coldest month in Indonesia, with an average minimum temperature of 23°C/73°F.
28°C/82°F is the average temperature for Indonesia in January.
28°C/82°F is the average temperature for Indonesia in February.
28°C/82°F is the average temperature for Indonesia in March.
28°C/82°F is the average temperature for Indonesia in April.
28°C/82°F is the average temperature for Indonesia in May.
28°C/82°F is the average temperature for Indonesia in June.
28°C/82°F is the average temperature for Indonesia in July.
28°C/82°F is the average temperature for Indonesia in August.
28°C/82°F is the average temperature for Indonesia in September.
29°C/84°F is the average temperature for Indonesia in October.
28°C/82°F is the average temperature for Indonesia in November.
28°C/82°F is the average temperature for Indonesia in December.
Average annual rainfall for Indonesia is 74mm (3 inches).
December is the wettest or most rainy month in Indonesia, with an average rainfall of 10mm (0 inches).
July is the driest or least rainy month in Indonesia, with an average rainfall of 3mm (0 inches).
On average, there are 9mm/0 inches of rain in January in Indonesia.
On average, there are 8mm/0 inches of rain in February in Indonesia.
On average, there are 7mm/0 inches of rain in March in Indonesia.
On average, there are 8mm/0 inches of rain in April in Indonesia.
On average, there are 5mm/0 inches of rain in May in Indonesia.
On average, there are 4mm/0 inches of rain in June in Indonesia.
On average, there are 3mm/0 inches of rain in July in Indonesia.
On average, there are 3mm/0 inches of rain in August in Indonesia.
On average, there are 4mm/0 inches of rain in September in Indonesia.
On average, there are 5mm/0 inches of rain in October in Indonesia.
On average, there are 8mm/0 inches of rain in November in Indonesia.
On average, there are 10mm/0 inches of rain in December in Indonesia.
No, Indonesia is not further west than the prime meridian (zero degrees longitude), which means it is not in the Western Hemisphere.
Yes, Indonesia is further east than the prime meridian (zero degrees longitude), which means it is in the Eastern Hemisphere. The midpoint of Indonesia is further east than the prime meridian (zero degrees longitude) by approximately 7,879 miles (12,680km).
No, Indonesia is not further north than the equator, which means it is not in the Northern Hemisphere.
Yes, Indonesia is further south than the equator, which means it is in the Southern Hemisphere. The midpoint of Indonesia is approximately 55 miles (88km) south of the equator.