Rainfall Anomaly Analysis and Seasonal Climate Projection in Palembang City Using CHIRPS Data and Z-Score Method

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Authors: Shofwan Mahsyurdin, Ermatita Ermatita
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Abstract

Using CHIRPS daily rainfall data (1981–2024) which is the standard climatological period according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) which is at least 30 years, rainfall anomalies during the dry season (May–October) are analyzed using the Z-score statistical approach. The 2025 prediction scenario integrates moderate El Niño (SST +1.0) and negative IOD (–0.5) as correction factors for the climatological average. Anomalous rainfall values ​​will be converted into z-score values ​​if Z>0 then the value is above the average (wet/hot) and vice versa if Z

Fields of Study & Subjects

Climate variability and models Water and Land Management Data Mining and Machine Learning Applications

Publication details

Journal / source
International Journal of Engineering Continuity
Publisher
Sultan Publisher
Volume
5
Issue
1
Pages
35–52
Publication date
13 February 2026