Bali BPBD Issues Weather and Dry-Season Safety Notice
Bali’s disaster agency forecast generally cloudy weather and possible light rain from Oct. 27–31 while urging water conservation and fire prevention d…

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Bali’s disaster agency forecast generally cloudy weather and possible light rain from Oct. 27–31 while urging water conservation and fire prevention d…

A prolonged dry spell has lowered spring and river flows in Badung, prompting Perumda Tirta Mangutama to optimise remaining sources and explore new su…

Bali’s disaster agency says dry-season conditions will continue through the first 10 days of October, while light rain remains possible in Tabanan and…

Bali’s October rainfall is forecast at 0–100 millimetres, with insufficient water for rice. Conditions are expected to improve from December 2026 thro…

Bali’s disaster agency reported 30 dry-season-related incidents from September 21 to 27, including 15 forest and land fires, while agencies distribute…

Bali’s disaster agency recorded 30 incidents from Sept. 21–27 amid a prolonged dry season. Fires were the main category, but officials said the situat…

BMKG forecasts an early dry-season transition across West Nusa Tenggara, but rainfall and tourism conditions still vary between Lombok, Sumbawa and in…

Bali recorded clean-water shortages affecting 1,448 households across 16 villages or urban wards. Authorities had delivered 1,079,700 litres by Sept.…

Indonesia’s prolonged, El Niño-influenced dry season is keeping wildfire risk high across the country.

Visitor numbers at the bathing attractions Taman Suranadi and Taman Narmada in West Lombok have risen during the 2026 dry season, with weekday visits…

A small land fire burned a resident’s farm plot in Banjar Beratan, Yehkuning, Jembrana, on Tuesday, 15 September.

Bali’s dry season is still driving meteorological drought warnings in parts of the province, while BMKG expects low rainfall to continue through late…
Bali’s disaster agency recorded 217 fires between 11 April and 6 September 2026, including 44 forest and land fires that burned 196.68 hectares. Bulel…