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Nikšić — VanSky 79 (Comfortable)
Regional capital · Nikšić Municipality, Montenegro
VanSky index for Nikšić, Montenegro — 79 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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Nikšić, Montenegro — VanSky 79 out of 100. Comfortable for a route. Ranked #7 of 20 cities in the country (as of 30 August 2026). Temperature 31°C, wind 17 km/h. Solar panels yield 2.2 kWh/day at 400 W — enough for full autonomy.
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Travel recommendations
- Gusts up to 37.4 km/h — open awning with caution and watch the forecast.
- Perfect night (17.9°C) — comfortable without heating or air conditioning.
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Cities with a close score — route alternatives
- Žabljak 91
- Kolašin 89
- Berane 89
- Pljevlja 86
- Herceg Novi 74
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 Montenegro
Nikšić ranks 6 of 20 cities. Country average VanSky — 59.
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Montenegro — fuel prices
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Updated: 30.08.2026
Super 95
$1.93 /l
€1.67 · £1.43/l
135 of 168
pricier than 80% of countries
Super Plus 98
$2.03 /l
€1.75 · £1.50/l
69 of 100
pricier than 68% of countries
Evro dizel
$2.04 /l
€1.76 · £1.50/l
124 of 166
pricier than 74% of countries
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