Bali Surf & Weather Report
17th September 2022
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Hey folks and thanks again for stopping by the baliwaves for the latest news and best possible views on surfing and weather conditions, from here on the World’s No.1 tropical surfing holiday destination of Bali.
Well it’s been a hard paced couple of weeks gone by and we have seen so many perfect waves at beautiful locations all over this island paradise. But today seeing as though it’s Sunday and a well deserved day off at home I’m going to keep today’s update super short and sweet. As it shows in our latest photo gallery we were back up the West Coast and scored some nice clean waves before the wind kicked in. Unfortunately it was pretty crowded though.
Weather wise we had a mostly hot and sunny day yesterday with the midday temperature easily making it over the 30C mark.
Today I’m just leaving it to your imagination, I’m sure it’s cranking somewhere in Bali today. But like I said it’s tools down today. Outside right now at 11.30am it’s again mostly hot and sunny and the temp is on 29C and the Humidity is at 79%.
Tommorow’s another day and we will be back in the saddle again. The wave models are calling for fun sized waves with a fresh SE-SSE Tradewind.
Alright then I hope your having a great weekend, catch you all next week
Breaking News Department. Petrol has jumped 30% in price from the 4th of September so be prepared for slight increases in all prices on just about everything here in Bali. The first of the increases was LPG, our 5kg refills have gone from Rp135K now at 230K for the same fill. 95% of Indonesia runs on gas for cooking so that’s going to hurt everyone.
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