Bali in December

It's supposed to be rainy season, but how bad is the situation really in
December? Is it days and days of overcast skies and non-stop rain or is
it days with perhaps one hour of heavy rain in the afternoon and after
that a nice sunny blue sky?
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Alfred Molon
http://www.molon.de - Photos of Asia, Africa and Europe

I was there for one whole rainy season. but it's about 10 years ago.
I remember only one week of really hard rain. The other days it wasn't
so bad. But from another place in Indonesia (Bukittinggi), i remember
every year was completely different.
Really worse in Bali was (only) in the rainy season the trash in the
sea. Unbelievable. But only in the south of Bali.(Kuta to Nusa Dua) The
North looked ok.

Günter



Alfred Molon wrote:
It's supposed to be rainy season, but how bad is the situation really in
December? Is it days and days of overcast skies and non-stop rain or is
it days with perhaps one hour of heavy rain in the afternoon and after
that a nice sunny blue sky?

Alfred Molon wrote:
It's supposed to be rainy season, but how bad is the situation really in
December? Is it days and days of overcast skies and non-stop rain or is
it days with perhaps one hour of heavy rain in the afternoon and after
that a nice sunny blue sky?

I was in Bali during raining season several times. No problem at all,
some days with a rainy afternoon, but just for 1-2h. Sky is often
overcast, but this is not necessarily a drawback (depends on activity).
Situation is quite different in the different regions of the island ...
I experiences rainy season in bali not as problems compared with islands
further east (lombok - flores etc.)

Manfred

In article , Manfred
Aigner says...

I was in Bali during raining season several times. No problem at all,
some days with a rainy afternoon, but just for 1-2h. Sky is often
overcast, but this is not necessarily a drawback (depends on activity).

Well, for photography a nice blue sky is preferable to an overcast sky.
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Alfred Molon
http://www.molon.de - Photos of Asia, Africa and Europe

On Wed, 8 Oct 2008 11:32:03 +0100, freeair
wrote:

the weather and climate in Bali Indonesia is unpredictable since this is
also a tropical place

Er...yeah...:-)

So, when does it unpredictably snow?

Cheers, Alan, Australia
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"Alan S" kirjoitti
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On Wed, 8 Oct 2008 11:32:03 +0100, freeair
wrote:

the weather and climate in Bali Indonesia is unpredictable since this is
also a tropical place

Er...yeah...:-)

So, when does it unpredictably snow?

Perhaps on the top of Agung sometimes.

That sounds not okay. Well it would be better if you choose not rainy
season there and visit.


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Jean00
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On Sun, 26 Oct 2008 21:47:01 -0500, Jean00
wrote:


That sounds not okay. Well it would be better if you choose not rainy
season there and visit.

I reckon the best time to visit Bali is in October. The European and
Australia holidays have finished by then, and you don't get so many
tourists, but the weather is still good. December to February are the
wettest months.

By the way, this is a good web site to get rainfall information
worldwide. For Bali, the relevant page to check is:

http://www.worldclimate.com/cgi-bin/...15+2100+97230W

Chris

"Chris Blunt" kirjoitti
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On Sun, 26 Oct 2008 21:47:01 -0500, Jean00
wrote:


That sounds not okay. Well it would be better if you choose not rainy
season there and visit.

I reckon the best time to visit Bali is in October. The European and
Australia holidays have finished by then, and you don't get so many
tourists, but the weather is still good. December to February are the
wettest months.

Flora can be pretty withered in October after a long period of little rains.

On Oct 28, 7:53*am, "Markku Grönroos" wrote:
Flora can be pretty withered in October after a long period of little rains.

*****So can your dick Loonyroos............................If you have
one.


;-)