Weather on Bali in February

Hi Sandra: You cant' rely on personal blogs for information, I read ones occasionally and so many of them are very inaccurate..reflecting only one trip or info they pick up from other blogs or clickbait websites. So you are right to question what they say.

*We have read loads and loads about the rain, how it builds up during the day and tend to be one-two hours of showers in the afternoons/evenings/nights. Because of global climate change, the weather patterns have changed quite a bit. Two years ago we had almost a year long drought, only relieved by rain in the dry season. Then last year we had more rain almost all year. That does not mean the entire 5,000 kilometer square island has the same rainfall - there are hundreds of microclimates, and it is often raining at my house and friends ten minutes away have none. Days where it's overcast there is often drizzle on and off, whereas days that are bright and sunny can often have a big burst of rain that lasts 5 minutes or an hour. Yes, after 4 or 5 there is more likely to be rain but not necessarily just at night.*

Changes are probably 1% that you will see rain all day rain for 2 weeks. In 20 years living full time in Indonesia I've never seen that happen in my neck of the woods. Occasionally I do see a mainly full day of rain however.

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