Bali tropical rain forest climate, southeast winds prevail in July, why is there less precipitation?

Trade winds have little influence on precipitation, and 4- 10 Bali is controlled by southeast trade winds, forming a dry season. So Bali has a tropical rain forest climate, but it has the characteristics of seasonal precipitation.

The trade winds are generally distributed around 5 ~ 25 latitude, and are limited to the lower troposphere, with an average thickness of about 4000 meters. Because the trade wind blows to the low latitude and high temperature area, there is no water vapor condensation condition and the nature is dry; Some deserts and semi-deserts in the world are mostly distributed in the trade winds.

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Bali is located at the equator, with a hot and humid climate, which is a typical tropical rainforest climate. In low places, the average temperature is between 2 1℃-33℃, but the temperature in mountainous areas can be as low as 5℃. Humidity varies according to different regions and seasons. Generally speaking, it is very high, and the average humidity is about 60%- 100%.

Generally speaking, Indonesia can be divided into two seasons: the southeast monsoon brings dry weather (dry season) and the northwest monsoon brings abundant rain (rainy season). The rainy season lasts from 1 1 to March, and the rainy season peaks from 1 to February. It rains for several hours every day, especially on the mountains in the center of Bali.

It can be expected to rain during this period, but there will always be a time when the rain stops and the sun shines. Before the rain, the air was full of damp and sticky sultry feeling; People immediately feel cool and comfortable after the rain. April to 10 is the dry season, which is the best time to climb mountains or visit nature reserves. Bali is also a famous tourist area in Indonesia. The west of Bali is about1000km away from the capital Jakarta, and faces Java Island where Jakarta is located across the sea, only1.6km apart.