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Amsterdam-Zuidoost — VanSky 81 (Ideal)
Urban district · North Holland, Netherlands · Coastal city
20°
Rain
VanSky
81
Ideal
Comfortable days: 6 of 7
Best window: Fr–Su
Better later this week
Feels like
18°C
Wind
22 km/h
Precip
0%
Humidity
69%
UV
—
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05:53
/
21:40
VanSky index for Amsterdam-Zuidoost, Netherlands — 81 out of 100 (Ideal). Decide in seconds: temperature, precipitation, wind, solar output and water temperature. Refreshed several times a day.
The main score is weekly (7-day average). The “Today” toggle shows the current day, and the region page compares cities “by area”.
Amsterdam-Zuidoost, Netherlands — VanSky 81 out of 100. Ideal conditions for travel. Ranked #48 of 320 cities in the country (as of 27 July 2026). Temperature 21°C, wind 22 km/h. Solar panels yield 2.0 kWh/day at 400 W — enough for full autonomy.
Sleep
90
16°C
Night temperature
Solar
45
2 kWh
for 500W panels
• sunny 13.1h
Driving
100
22 km/h
Wind speed
(gusts 44)
Water
100
—
Water temperature
• waves 0.26 m
/ 2.2s
swell: 0.02 m
/ 2.6s
• wind wave: 0.26 m
Condensation
Medium
69%
Humidity level
• Dew point 13.9°C
comfortable
Awning
Caution
44 km/h
Max gusts
Air Quality
Fair
26
AQI
PM2.5: 4.7 μg/m³
Upcoming forecast
Mo
27.07
day
21°
night
16°
solar
2 kWh
wind
22 km/h
gusts
44 км/ч
VanSky
94
comfort
Tu
28.07
day
27°
night
16°
solar
2.5 kWh
wind
16 km/h
gusts
34 км/ч
VanSky
91
comfort
We
29.07
day
32°
night
19°
solar
2.8 kWh
wind
12 km/h
gusts
23 км/ч
VanSky
58
comfort
Th
30.07
day
27°
night
21°
solar
2.6 kWh
wind
18 km/h
gusts
37 км/ч
VanSky
89
comfort
Fr
31.07
day
22°
night
15°
solar
2.5 kWh
wind
18 km/h
gusts
37 км/ч
VanSky
99
comfort
Sa
01.08
day
22°
night
12°
solar
2.1 kWh
wind
13 km/h
gusts
27 км/ч
VanSky
94
comfort
Su
02.08
day
24°
night
15°
solar
2.6 kWh
wind
19 km/h
gusts
38 км/ч
VanSky
98
comfort
Solar — W Panels W
Today's output
Peak hours
5h
sunny 13.1h
Usage estimate
Travel recommendations
- Gusts up to 43.9 km/h — open awning with caution and watch the forecast.
- Perfect night (16.2°C) — comfortable without heating or air conditioning.
Air Quality Today
26
Good
Fair
Moderate
Poor
Danger
26
Fair
Air quality is acceptable — minor pollutants, most people won't notice.
PM2.5
4.7
μg/m³
Good
Dust
0
μg/m³
Good
Pollen
5
gr/m³
Good
Grass: 5.4
Coastal conditions
Water temperature
—
Wave height
0.26 m
Calm
Wave period
2.2 sec
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 Netherlands
Amsterdam-Zuidoost ranks 165 of 320 cities. Country average VanSky — 95.
Best
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it possible to live in a motorhome in Amsterdam-Zuidoost?
The weekly VanSky index for Amsterdam-Zuidoost is 81 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 Amsterdam-Zuidoost?
Solar panel output data for Amsterdam-Zuidoost 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 Amsterdam-Zuidoost?
The index for Amsterdam-Zuidoost is calculated using: thermal comfort (temperature + humidity), precipitation, wind, and solar activity. Extreme conditions — frost, storm, heavy rain — drive the score toward zero.
🇳🇱 Netherlands — fuel prices
Compare fuel prices worldwideUpdated: 25.07.2026
Super E10
$2.82 /l
€2.48 · £2.12/l
138 of 140
pricier than 98% of countries
Super Plus 98
$3.14 /l
€2.76 · £2.36/l
92 of 94
pricier than 97% of countries
Diesel
$2.80 /l
€2.46 · £2.10/l
139 of 141
pricier than 98% of countries
Diesel Special
$3.01 /l
€2.65 · £2.26/l
40 of 41
pricier than 95% of countries
LPG
$1.26 /l
€1.11 · £0.95/l
52 of 55
pricier than 93% of countries
CNG
$1.93 /l
€1.70 · £1.45/l
13 of 15
pricier than 80% of countries
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