-2.5
Current BM KG
BMKG
LA NINA PREDICTIONS FROM 3 INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND BM KG
La Nina Prediction: M oderate – Strong 1. NCEP/ NOAA (USA)
Jan11 M oderate La Nina
Feb-M ay11 Strong La Nina
Jun11 M oderate La Nina
2. Jamstec (Japan)
Jan-Feb11 Strong La Nina
M ar-Jun11 M oderate La Nina
3. BoM (Australia)
Jan-M ar11 M oderate La ina
Apr-M ei11 W eak La Nina
Jun11 Neutral condition
4. BM KG (Indonesia)
Jan-Jun11 M oderate La Nina La Nina Prediction:
M oderate – Strong
1. NCEP/ NOAA (USA)
Jan11 M oderate La Nina
Feb-M ay11 Strong La Nina
Jun11 M oderate La Nina
2. Jamstec (Japan)
Jan-Feb11 Strong La Nina M ar-Jun11 M oderate La Nina
3. BoM (Australia)
Jan-M ar11 M oderate La ina
Apr-M ei11 W eak La Nina
Jun11 Neutral condition 4. BM KG (Indonesia)
Jan-Jun11 M oderate La Nina
N ORM AL Strong El Nino
Moderate El Nino
Weak El Nino
Weak La Nina
Moderate La Nina
Strong La Nina
BMKG
LA NINA PREDICTIONS FROM 3 INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND BM KG (UPDATED JANUARY 3, 2011)
Water Vapor mass flows from Indonesia Pacific Ocean
Water Vapor mass flows from Pacific OceanIndonesia
Conclusion:
W ater Vapor mass flow s from Pacific OceanIndonesia
WTIO = Western Tropical Indian Ocean
SETIO= Southeastern Tropical Indian Ocean DMI = Dipole Mode Index
The Current Condit ion of Sea Surface Temperat ure Anomaly
and Dipole M ode
Anomaly Indonesia’s SST : +0.17oC
Nino3,4 : -1.15oC
WTIO = Western Tropical Indian Ocean
SETIO= Southeastern Tropical Indian Ocean DMI = Dipole Mode Index
The Current Condit ion of Sea Surface Temperat ure
Indonesia’s SST : 28.830Celcius
-1.2
Past Analysis BoM BMKG
N ORM AL
Predictions of Dipole M ode Index on next several months
in neutral condition, not affect ing significantly to rainfall in west ern part of
Indonesia
Predictions of IOD index:
PREDICTIONS OF DIPOLE M ODE INDEX (UPDATED JANUARY 3, 2011)
Water Vapor mass from Indonesia to East Africa
PERIOD of
Indonesian SST Indian Ocean (Dipole Mode)
Source : NOAA
Weak EN/LN±0.5 – 1.00C Moderate EN/LN±1.0 – 2.00C
Strong EN/LN > ±2.00C
Level of EN/LN & DM
Dipole Mode (DM) Normal ±0.40
SPATIAL ANOM ALY SST PREDICTIONS From NCEP (USA)
(
UPDATED JANUARY 3, 2011
)
Sea Surface Temperature Anomaly Predictions around Central Pacific on January
2011 shows cold
conditions and continue until June 2011.
Meanwhile, Sea Surface Temperature Anomaly Predictions around
Elnino/ La Nina Predictions from BM KG and International Institutions :
Nino34 index predicted as strong La Nina condition on January 2011 according by Jamstec (Japan),
meanwhile NCEP (USA), POAM A (Australia), dan BM KG predicted as M oderate La Nina. Generally,
predictions of Nino34 indices on January until June 2011 shows moderate t o strong La Nina.
Impacts of El Nino/ La Nina di Indonesia :
Impacts of El Ñino/ La Nina are very influenced by the Sea surface t emperature around Indonesia’s M aritime Continent
January 2011 : Sea surface t emperature anomaly over Nino34 Region predict ed as negative value (shows the moderate La Nina condition),while t he sea surface temperat ure around Indonesia’s archipelago still warm. This
condit ion gave indication that almost of Indonesian region relative will be wetter in the 2010/ 2011 w et season compared in normal years.
CONCLUSION
Surface Ocean Nino34
Summarized by POAMA
Lanina Predictions from
International Instit utions
Source: IRI
Source : IRI