Bali forecast combines rain potential with haze and drought warnings

Bali — The Bali Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency forecast light to moderate rain across all regencies and Denpasar from Wednesday, 4 November, through Friday, 6 November 2026, while separate warnings remained in place for meteorological drought in parts of northern and eastern Bali.

Why it matters: Visitors and residents may encounter changing conditions across Bali from 4–6 November, while dry-area communities remain subject to meteorological drought warnings.

The forecast was reported by Bali Post on November 2 and by Tribun Bali on November 3, citing the agency’s early-warning outlook for the first 10 days of November. The outlook said rain would not be evenly distributed during the seasonal transition, although every regency and Denpasar had some rain potential during November 4–6.

A separate daily forecast for Wednesday, published by Detik Bali, described hazy conditions in Jembrana, Tabanan, Gianyar and Karangasem. Bangli was forecast to have fog, while Badung was expected to be partly cloudy, Klungkung and Denpasar clear, and Buleleng cloudy.

The broader outlook also identified meteorological drought warnings. An “alert” status applied to parts of Buleleng, including Banjar, Sawan and Kubutambahan, while “severe” warnings were reported for Gerokgak and Tejakula in Buleleng, Kintamani in Bangli, and Kubu and Karangasem districts in Karangasem, according to Bali Post.

BPBD Bali urged residents to remain alert to changing conditions, conserve water in dry areas and avoid activities that could trigger fires, including burning land or rubbish and discarding cigarette ends carelessly. The agency also advised residents to follow weather and early-warning updates from BMKG and BPBD, Tribun Bali reported.

Sources

• Detik Bali
• Tribun Bali
• Bali Post