Jakarta, Sept. 22 -- The Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) detected two out of three tropical cyclone seeds across several locations on Monday that may affect weather conditions in Indonesia.

These cyclone seeds could influence rainfall and trigger high sea waves in parts of Indonesia over the next 24 hours, the agency stated.

The three atmospheric disturbances-Tropical Cyclone Seeds RAGAZA, 92W, and 98B-were identified by BMKG's weather satellite in the Bay of Bengal, located in the northeastern Indian Ocean.

BMKG's Director of Public Meteorology, Andri Ramadhani, explained in Jakarta on Monday that Tropical Cyclone RAGAZA was observed in the Philippine Sea, east of Luzon Island, with maximum wind speeds of 100 kn...