Aceh was once more flooded following two days and two nights of rain. The entire Indonesian province of Aceh was warned during two days of nonstop rain. On Saturday, January 20, at 20:00:00 WIB, this specific incident took place. Aceh endured nonstop, heavy rain until Sunday morning, January 22, 2023.
With two distinct seasons—the dry season, also known as the dry season, and the rainy season, also known as the rainy season—Indonesia is a country that is bounded by the equator. Because of the two seasons' impact on the climate, Indonesians naturally adjust their daily schedules. For instance, bad practices and improper water management during the rainy season contribute to a number of issues, including flooding.
Look at this rain, which only paused for a second before continuing to pour until the area was submerged and my front yard was also soaked from the flood.
Keep an eye out for this weekend rainfall, especially when it begins to rain in the afternoon on Saturday. It rained quite hard before wetting the ground. Raindrops that were then visible splashed on the large tree as well.
I attempted to walk a short distance when the rain briefly stopped so that I could check to see if the highway had become flooded due to the nonstop rain. Nearly the entire road was flooded at that time, as you can see in the image below.
Observe the condition of this highway; rainwater was blocked, making it difficult to see the road. From here we can see two-wheeled vehicles in shops and parked cars. The view from the window of Jalan Raya Medan-Banda Aceh showing water due to flooding.
Due to the persistent rain, we refer to this as road flooding. Waterlogging has damaged the road.
Additionally, groups of young people could be seen lounging by the side of Jalan Medan Banda Aceh, which was flooded as a result of the rain that fell two days prior and caused flooding throughout nearly the entire province of Aceh. They are conversing while taking in an aerial view of a street in Sigli, Indonesia. Although there are also some fast-moving cars and two-wheelers that drive through puddles.
You should be thankful that it has continued to rain in our region until now. I hope it will end soon so that we can get back to our normal activities.
See you soon, bye.
Greetings: @zul212.