About this Market

On 20 September 2026, Halim Perdanakusuma Intl Airport Station is defined by a forecast high of 35°C with light rain transitioning to clear skies, marking the final day of BMKG's Awas (Alert) level meteorological drought warning for DKI Jakarta covering the 11–20 September period. This temperature aligns closely with the station's historical September average of 33.6°C, though slightly moderated by expected rainfall. The date concludes a ten-day stretch during which five Jakarta regions—West, Central, East, North Jakarta, and Thousand Islands—remained under the highest drought alert status, with PAM Jaya confirming raw water supplies remained safe while preparing weather modification operations as a contingency. For airport operations and the surrounding market, the combination of residual heat, drought-related environmental stress, and the broader regional air quality crisis—driven by over 5,000 forest and land fire hotspots across Indonesia that placed Jakarta among the world's ten most polluted cities—continues to create demand for health, cooling, and logistical services while reinforcing the station's role as a focal point for climate resilience monitoring.