Lovina Weather in November

November signals the return of the wet season to Lovina, though the transition is gentler here than on Bali's south coast. Rainfall climbs to around 110 mm across 13 days — significant, but still less than half of what Seminyak or Denpasar receives. The rain pattern follows the classic tropical afternoon-storm rhythm: mornings are frequently clear and warm with temperatures reaching 32°C, then cloud builds over the central mountains and the first showers arrive by early afternoon. This pattern keeps the morning dolphin-watching tours viable on most days, though the frequency of calm, glassy conditions decreases from the October ideal. Humidity rises to 78%. The Bali Sea can occasionally be choppy during storm periods, but these are usually brief. Dive operators continue to run trips but recommend flexibility. One advantage of November's returning rain is the dramatic scenery it restores — the volcanic hillsides behind Lovina begin turning green again after the dry season's brown-and-ochre palette, and the waterfalls at Gitgit and Sekumpul begin to fill with renewed energy. Low season prices hold firmly in November, and the beach retains a wonderfully local character. This is a month for travellers who value authenticity and budget over guaranteed sunshine.