Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Oz Monitorly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
The live forecast above shows Ubud’s typical tropical pattern: a high near 31°C with humidity above 80% and a strong chance of afternoon thunderstorms. That combination defines the daily rhythm here—warm, sticky mornings giving way to short, heavy downpours.
What is the typical weather pattern in Ubud?
Ubud sits in a tropical monsoon climate, meaning two main seasons: a wet season from October to March and a drier period from April to September. The live forecast above reflects the wet season’s hallmark—high humidity and frequent late-day rain. Daytime temperatures hover between 27°C and 33°C year-round, with overnight lows rarely dropping below 22°C. Rainfall peaks from December to February, often exceeding 350 mm per month, while July and August see less than 100 mm. For those checking the ubud weather forecast 14 days, expect the pattern to hold: warm, humid, with rain likely each afternoon.
How does Ubud’s weather vary by month?
The weather in ubud 10 days will look much like the live forecast above, but monthly averages reveal sharper contrasts. Ubud weather december is the wettest, with heavy rain and frequent cloud cover. Ubud weather november and ubud weather october mark the transition into the wet season—still hot but with increasing showers. For a longer view, the ubud weather 30 days outlook shows consistent warmth with variable rain. The ubud weather by month data confirms that May to September offer the best combination of sunshine and lower humidity, ideal for outdoor activities.
Does Ubud have a dry season?
Yes, from April to September. During these months rainfall drops significantly, especially in July and August, though brief showers can still occur. Humidity is lower, making it the most comfortable time for travel.
What is the average rainfall in December?
December averages around 320–380 mm of rain, spread over 20–22 days. Afternoon downpours are intense but usually short, leaving mornings clear for sightseeing.
Is Ubud weather suitable for outdoor activities year-round?
Yes, but plan for rain. The dry season (May–September) offers the most reliable dry hours. In the wet season, schedule excursions for the morning and expect afternoon storms. Always carry a light rain jacket.
Sources
For broader Australian weather patterns, visit the Australia weather hub or compare Ubud’s tropical climate with Sydney Weather. For severe weather alerts across Australia, check Severe Weather Warning.