Locals and tourists have taken to social media to showcase the severe downpour and flash flooding situation on the holiday island.
As the tropical holiday destination gets stuck into the middle of its wet season, rainfall in Bali has caused flash flooding leaving people with water levels up to their chest in some areas.
There are reports of mudslides starting in addition to the wet weather.
Local Indonesian media is reporting the evacuation of some areas with some people needed to be rescued from their homes.
Images have been posted online of the high rise waters, streets have seemingly turned into rivers.
Flood in Bali. This is what my friend sent me, the views from her window. Surfing at the car pool in front of the house. pic.twitter.com/IDTgcH9cM5
— Edn🌲 Tarigan (@edededan) January 23, 2018
Local authorities are tackling the water issue with tourists in the area advised to use caution when travelling around the island.
Luckily the police were on hand to help out with the flood waters on Teuku Umar Barat #Bali #Banjir #Flood pic.twitter.com/YGOlqY9rdj
— Bali_chris (@Bali_chris) January 23, 2018
Last night had heavy rain..the road flooded in Bali pic.twitter.com/zikLYCyLL8
— 수카 (@sueka_4) January 23, 2018
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