<![CDATA[A common annual problem that often occurs in DKI Jakarta is flooding. Extreme rainfall is one of the most dominant factors that trigger flooding in DKI Jakarta. Global warming causes climate change and rainfall characteristics. This study aims to understand the characteristics of the climate rainfall in DKI Jakarta at this time and the potential for changes in the future. In this study, the characteristics of rainfall which is analyzed were rainfall variabilities such as annual rainfall, maximum rainfall, and the number of rainy days as indicated by analysis of rainfall trends or the tendency of changes in rainfall characteristics over time. Rainfall prediction simulation is carried out using the Statistical Downscaling method. The climate model used is CanESM5 (The Canadian Earth System Model version 5), which is one of the climate models in the Assessment Report (AR6) issued by the IPCC in 2022. The future rainfall at each station is projected for the future period (FP), namely FP-1 (2025-2049), FP-2 (2050-2074), and FP-3 (2075-2100) with the climate scenario Shared Socio-economic Pathways (SSP) 3-7,0. Predictive rainfall analysis yields information that the average annual rainfall, average maximum rainfall and the number of rainy days generally increase in each future period when compared to the historical annual average rainfall. In general, climate change does not result in changes in monsoon rainfall patterns. However, global warming has the potential to increase future rainfall and speed up the start of the rainy season.]]>
