Clayburn — VanSky 74 (Comfortable)
Small town · British Columbia, Canada
VanSky index for Clayburn, Canada — 74 out of 100 (Comfortable). Decide in seconds: temperature, precipitation, wind and solar output. Data refreshed several times a day from real weather observations.
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Clayburn, Canada — VanSky 74 out of 100. Comfortable for a route. Ranked #171 of 748 cities in the country (as of 9 October 2026). Temperature 14°C, wind 21 km/h. Solar panels yield 1.2 kWh/day at 400 W — enough for full autonomy.
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Travel recommendations
- Gusts up to 47 km/h — open awning with caution and watch the forecast.
- High condensation risk — ventilate before sleep and leave a small gap in the roof vent.
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VanSky Index
A weather comfort index for travel: a 0–100 score. Recalculated daily from live weather data — temperature, rainfall, wind and sun.
How it's calculated:
- Thermal comfort 35%
- Sunshine 25%
- Precipitation 25%
- Wind 15%
Data: Open-Meteo · Updated several times a day
Where the weather is best in Canada
Clayburn ranks 447 of 748 cities. Country average VanSky — 75.
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Updated: 03.10.2026
Regular
$1.29 /L
CAD1.84 · €1.15/L
49 of 170
cheaper than 72% of countries
Midgrade
$1.40 /L
CAD2.00 · €1.25/L
30 of 104
cheaper than 72% of countries
Premium
$1.48 /L
CAD2.10 · €1.32/L
10 of 28
cheaper than 68% of countries
Diesel
$1.84 /L
CAD2.61 · €1.63/L
106 of 170
pricier than 62% of countries
LPG
$0.89 /L
CAD1.27 · €0.79/L
30 of 56
pricier than 52% of countries
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