Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Coast Current Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Kuta’s weather today, shown in the live forecast above, is typical of its tropical monsoon climate: warm and humid with a high chance of afternoon showers. The practical takeaway is that mornings are often clearer, making them the best time for beach or outdoor plans.
What drives Kuta’s weather pattern?
Kuta sits in a tropical monsoon zone, which means distinct wet and dry seasons. The wet season runs roughly from November to March, bringing frequent, heavy downpours and high humidity (often above 80%). The dry season (April to October) offers sunnier days, lower humidity, and lighter south-easterly trade winds. The live forecast above reflects conditions within the current season.
How does the heat and rain affect daily plans?
Daytime highs typically hover between 30°C and 33°C year-round, with overnight lows around 24°C. Even in the dry season, a brief afternoon shower is common. Check the live forecast for today’s timing—if rain is predicted, plan morning activities and keep a light rain jacket handy. The sea breeze along Kuta Beach often cools things down by late afternoon.
What’s the weather in Kuta Bali next 14 days looking like?
The 14-day outlook depends on the season. In the wet season, expect daily showers and storms; in the dry season, mostly sunny with occasional cloud. Check a reliable hourly or daily forecast app closer to your trip for the most accurate picture.
Is there a Kuta weather radar I can use?
Yes, the Bureau of Meteorology’s Bali radar (operated by Indonesia’s BMKG) is the official source. Weatherzone and Willyweather also provide radar loops for the region, though coverage may be less detailed than mainland Australian radars.
What about Kuta weather tomorrow or hourly conditions?
Tomorrow’s forecast will mirror today’s seasonal pattern—most reliable for the dry season when changes are minimal. For hourly data, use the live forecast above or a specialised app that updates in real time, especially for rain timing.
For more Australian and international forecasts, visit our Australia weather hub or check conditions in other tropical destinations like Mumbai Weather.