On March 2, 2025, flash floods struck the Puncak area of West Bogor, Indonesia, triggered by heavy to extreme rainfall. The Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) attributed the event to a Meso Scale Convective Complex (MCS), a system of organized convective cells. Satellite imagery indicated the presence of an MCC, a type of MCS known to intensify rainfall, since 15:40 WIB.
BMKG had issued early warnings about potential heavy rainfall in Bogor through its weekly weather forecast and shorter-term alerts. Rainfall in the Bogor area was classified as "extreme," exceeding 150 mm/day. The floods caused bridge collapses and resulted in one fatality. Jakarta also experienced flooding due to the extreme rainfall.