West Sulawesi averages 27.74 Celcius across 39 areas; lowest in Minimum at 20.4 Celcius

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A new compilation of climate data by Indonesian Central Statistics Agency (BPS) — Web API places Maksimum at the forefront of West Sulawesi, with a figure of 34.10 Celcius for 2021.

The reading is the highest across the province's 39 regencies and cities, and stands in stark contrast to Minimum, which posts the bottom value at 20.40 Celcius.

The disparity points to deep-seated structural differences in how the indicator unfolds locally. Taken together, the highest and lowest readings differ by 13.70 Celcius, equivalent to a 1.7-fold gap.

The variation, which observers consider modest, illustrates the degree to which climate hinges on factors ranging from urban density and infrastructure to historical access to public services. Maksimum (34.

10 Celcius) and Maksimum (33.90 Celcius) round out the top of the table, both posting readings that exceed the provincial average. The concentration of higher values in Maksimum (34.10 Celcius), Maksimum (34.

10 Celcius), Maksimum (33.90 Celcius) signals that gains in climate have so far accrued to a relatively small group of districts within West Sulawesi. Combined, the 39 districts return an average of 27.

74 Celcius per district and a combined total of 1.08K Celcius — a synthesis that helps put individual outliers in perspective. Maksimum clears the provincial mean by 22.9%, while Minimum undershoots it by 26.5%.

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