Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Toronto Post Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Expect hot, humid conditions in Bali with daytime highs typically 30–33°C; check the live forecast above for real-time updates before planning outdoor activities, as tropical showers are common especially from November through March.
What are the seasonal patterns?
Bali has two main seasons: the dry season (April–October) with less rain and lower humidity, and the wet season (November–March) when afternoon downpours are frequent. Daytime temperatures stay consistently warm year-round, rarely dropping below 24°C at night. For a broader view, refer to the live forecast above and compare with Singapore weather for similar tropical conditions.
How do conditions vary by month?
Average monthly temperatures hover between 27°C and 29°C. December and January are the wettest months, while August is typically the driest. For trip planning, many travellers check bali weather by month to align with their activities. The live forecast above gives the current short-term outlook, and extended outlooks such as bali weather forecast 15 days can help gauge trends.
What is the weather like in Bali in December?
December falls within the wet season, so expect frequent afternoon showers, high humidity, and daytime highs near 31°C. It is still warm for beach visits, but plan indoor backups. Check the live forecast above for daily details.
How reliable are 30-day forecasts for Bali?
Long-range outlooks such as bali weather forecast 30 days offer general trends but are less accurate than 7–14 day forecasts. For a more reliable picture, use the live forecast above and update closer to your travel dates.
Is there a weather warning today in Bali?
Severe weather alerts, such as heavy rain or high surf, are issued by Indonesia’s BMKG. The live forecast above may indicate current warnings; you can also visit our weather warning page for general guidance on interpreting alerts.