I signed up for a tour group to Bali on September 22. What will the weather be like in Bali at that time? Should I wear long sleeves?

The dry season is from April to the end of September every year. At this time, there is relatively little rainfall and it is suitable for tourism. Due to school holidays and festivals, a large number of tourists come to Bali for vacation every July and August and around Christmas. During this period, local hotels are more expensive and often full.

The climate here is pleasant all year round, with temperatures ranging from 20 to 33 degrees Celsius or 68 to 93 degrees Fahrenheit. From December to March, the westward monsoon brings heavy rainfall and high humidity, but the days are usually sunny and rainfall is often brief at night. Humidity is low from June to September and nights are very cool. During this time of year, coastal areas receive little rainfall.

The climate is very good, with only spring and summer. Because it belongs to the southern hemisphere, it is spring now. Over there, spring is hot and summer is cold. But now it’s only about 30 degrees, the wind is strong and it’s very cool. I heard that the temperature in summer is about the same as now. In short, the temperature is around 30 degrees all year round. You can go there all year round, so their hotel lobbies have no windows.

It was October when we went there, so there were not many people and the weather was good, with only two showers. At that time, I heard that the rainy season would begin in November."

The rain in Bali usually only falls in the afternoon and does not rain in the morning. The longest rain I encountered was from KINTAMANI to UBUD. It rains for three to four hours and usually ends in an hour. It rains more easily in the mountains such as BEDUGUL and KINTAMANI, while in KUTA and UBUD it rains less and is not as heavy as in the mountains.