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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Focus Hub Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Bali’s wet season is easing in March, so the 10-day outlook shows frequent brief showers with plenty of sunshine between them — expect daytime highs near 32°C and warm, humid nights.
What will the weather in Bali be like over the next 10 days?
The live forecast above for Sydney gives you a sense of the broader regional pattern, but Bali’s tropical location keeps conditions steadier. Daytime temperatures hold around 30–33°C, with overnight lows near 24°C. Short tropical downpours are likely most afternoons, but mornings are often clear. Southeast trade winds pick up slightly, making the heat feel more bearable along the coast.
- Peak rainfall occurs during the mid-afternoon; morning outdoor plans are usually fine.
- UV index remains extreme (11+) — slip, slop, slap if you’re heading to the beach.
- Sea surface temperatures sit around 29°C, ideal for swimming and surfing.
Is this the best time to travel for weather in Bali 10 days?
For travellers wanting fewer crowds but still good conditions, March is the tail of the wet season. You’ll dodge the peak hotel rates of July–August, yet still get plenty of sun between the showers. If you need a longer outlook, check our Australia weather hub for broader regional trends, or dive into Seminyak Weather for hyperlocal tips.
- A light rain jacket or umbrella is handy for the short downpours.
- Moisture levels drop slightly compared to January and February.
- For a 14-day view, note that the pattern often holds: showers less frequent by late March.
What is the weather forecast for Bali 14 days from now?
The 14-day outlook typically shows the same shower‑and‑sun cycle. By late March the rain bands start to shrink. For a reliable 14‑day update, combine our page with the Bureau of Meteorology’s long‑range charts.
Is a 21‑day or 30‑day forecast for Bali reliable?
Long‑range forecasts (21 or 30 days) can hint at trends — like monsoon retreat — but day‑to‑day accuracy drops sharply after 10 days. Use them as a general guide, not for planning specific beach days.
Where can I see the Bali weather in Celsius for 10 days from the Met Office?
The UK Met Office provides a 10‑day Bali forecast in Celsius with a focus on wind and precipitation. It’s a solid cross‑reference to the live data above, especially for surfers checking swell.