“Secara umum cuaca minggu ini selalu dalam keadaan baik.” (“The weather this week has been good on the whole.”)

I personally feel “secara umum” (generally) and “selalu” (always) are redundant. Do Indonesian native speakers use this combination?

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@MsFixer Yeah, I'd also say this is redundant as secara umum means "generally" while selalu means "always". A better direct English translation would be "in general, the weather this week has always been good". In Indonesian, as both of the words have similar connotations, this makes the sentence sound redundant. This is what is called "kalimat tidak efektif" in Indonesian linguistics - a redundant, ambiguous, grammatically incorrect sentence, and/or sentences with incorrectly spelled words.

In the official BMKG (Badan Meteorologi, Klimatologi, dan Geofisika) weather forecast sentences like "Secara umum cuaca minggu ini baik/cerah" would more often be used as using selalu would imply that all Indonesia from west to east would always experience the same weather (which sounds scientifically impossible). You can also replace the word minggu with pekan, which has the same meaning but has a more stiff and formal connotation.