Drone Weather in Bali, Indonesia
Live flight conditions, updated continuously from the same forecast this app's dashboard uses.
Right now
One or more conditions are borderline during this window.
MAIN RISK
Gusts 33 km/h — approaching the safe limit.
TIMELINE
This is a weather/operational assessment based on available forecast data and your selected drone profile — not airspace clearance or aviation authorization. Always check NOTAMs, local regulations, and your drone's own manual before flying.
Conditions last updated 17:30 local time
Bali (this page centers on Ubud) has a clear wet-and-dry monsoon cycle — roughly November through March brings the highest rain and cloud-cover risk, while April through October is drier and generally more flyable. Even in the dry season, tropical convective storms can build quickly in the afternoon, so precipitation probability is worth a same-day check regardless of season.
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This is a weather-only assessment using this app's default drone profile, not aviation authorization. Always check NOTAMs, temporary flight restrictions and local airspace/drone regulations for this specific location separately before flying, regardless of how good the conditions look here.