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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Australia Focus Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above before finalising your day’s plans in Lombok, because tropical conditions can shift from clear to showery in under an hour, especially during the wet season.
What’s Lombok’s typical weather pattern?
Lombok has a distinct wet season from November to March and a dry season from April to October. The dry season brings blue skies, lower humidity and steady south-easterly trade winds, making it peak time for beaches and hiking. The wet season sees shorter, heavier downpours, often in the afternoon. If you’re checking lombok weather by month, the transition months of April and October offer a nice balance of sun and fewer crowds.
When should I visit Kuta or do a Rinjani trek?
For Kuta Lombok weather, the dry season months of May through September are ideal — less rain and near-flat surf conditions. If you’re tracking weather in lombok 10 days out, expect more variability in December and January, when tropical troughs drift through. The lombok weather 14 days outlook is most reliable during the dry season, from late April to early October.
Does Lombok have a monsoon season?
Yes, the northwest monsoon runs December to February, bringing the heaviest rain and occasional squalls. January and February are typically the wettest months, with rain on more than half of days.
Is Lombok weather similar to Bali?
Very similar, but Lombok is slightly drier overall because it lies further east. The same wet and dry seasons apply, though lombok weather december can be a touch less rainy than southern Bali. You can compare conditions on our Bali weather page.
Can I check long-range Lombok weather?
The lombok weather forecast 30 days outlook is useful for spotting general wet/dry patterns but not daily accuracy. For short-term planning, a 7–10 day forecast is far more reliable. The Bureau of Meteorology’s Australia weather hub also tracks regional synoptic features that affect Lombok.