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Dalat — VanSky 33 (Challenging)

Town · Sarawak, Malaysia

26° Rain
VanSky
33
Challenging
Comfortable days: 0 of 7
Feels like
33°C
Wind
8 km/h
Precip
0%
Humidity
97%
UV
—
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06:29 / 18:45

VanSky index for Dalat, Malaysia — 33 out of 100 (Challenging). Decide in seconds: temperature, precipitation, wind and solar output. Data refreshed several times a day from real weather observations.

The main score is weekly (7-day average). The “Today” toggle shows the current day, and the region page compares cities “by area”.

Dalat, Malaysia — VanSky 33 out of 100. Difficult — consider alternatives. Ranked #392 of 435 cities in the country (as of 14 July 2026). Temperature 33°C, wind 8 km/h. Solar panels yield 2.1 kWh/day at 400 W — enough for full autonomy.

∅ 7-day average

Sleep
56
26°C
Night temperature
Solar
47
2.1 kWh
for 500W panels • sunny 11h
Driving
100
8 km/h
Wind speed (gusts 25)
Condensation
High
97%
Humidity level • Dew point 25.4°C oppressive
Awning
Safe
25 km/h
Max gusts
Air Quality
Fair
28 AQI
PM2.5: 11.5 μg/m³

Upcoming forecast

We
15.07
day
33°
night
26°
solar
2.1 kWh
wind
8 km/h
gusts 25 км/ч
VanSky 32
comfort
Th
16.07
day
31°
night
25°
solar
1.6 kWh
wind
6 km/h
gusts 17 км/ч
VanSky 34
comfort
Fr
17.07
day
32°
night
25°
solar
1.8 kWh
wind
7 km/h
gusts 22 км/ч
VanSky 33
comfort
Sa
18.07
day
31°
night
25°
solar
1.7 kWh
wind
6 km/h
gusts 22 км/ч
VanSky 35
comfort
Su
19.07
day
31°
night
25°
solar
1.7 kWh
wind
8 km/h
gusts 21 км/ч
VanSky 33
comfort
Mo
20.07
day
32°
night
25°
solar
1.8 kWh
wind
7 km/h
gusts 24 км/ч
VanSky 32
comfort
Tu
21.07
day
32°
night
24°
solar
1.9 kWh
wind
8 km/h
gusts 26 км/ч
VanSky 35
comfort

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Solar — W Panels W

Today's output
Peak hours
5.2h
sunny 11h
Usage estimate

Travel recommendations

  • Wind is calm — safe to open the awning and leave it out overnight.
  • High condensation risk — ventilate before sleep and leave a small gap in the roof vent.

Air Quality Today

28
Good
Fair
Moderate
Poor
Danger
28
Fair
Air quality is acceptable — minor pollutants, most people won't notice.
PM2.5
11.5
μg/m³
Fair
Dust
0
μg/m³
Good
Pollen
—

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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.

80–100 Ideal
60–79 Comfortable
40–59 Acceptable
20–39 Challenging
0–19 Extreme

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 Malaysia

Dalat ranks 43 of 435 cities. Country average VanSky — 30.

Best
1
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81 2
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80 3
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66 4
Kampung Bukit Tinggi, Bentong
55 5
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55
Harshest
Padang Serai
15
Pasir Mas
15
Kampong Sidam
13
Kota Samarahan
13
Sungai Petani
12
All 435 cities in the country

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it possible to live in a motorhome in Dalat?
The weekly VanSky index for Dalat is 33 out of 100 (7-day average). Above 60 is comfortable for parking, below 40 — consider alternatives. Check the 7-day forecast on this page.
What is the solar panel output in Dalat?
Solar panel output data for Dalat is calculated from real peak sun hours. The result is shown in the Solar section — you can adjust it to your panel wattage.
How does VanSky calculate the comfort index for Dalat?
The index for Dalat is calculated using: thermal comfort (temperature + humidity), precipitation, wind, and solar activity. Extreme conditions — frost, storm, heavy rain — drive the score toward zero.

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