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Clear skies and warmth in February

South-East Asia · February · midday

The least cloud anywhere that also feels warm at midday in February. All 296 towns and cities that draw visitors in South-East Asia were compared in February; these twelve lead.

19% cloud
1. Ban Pang Mu, Thailand
Cloud19%
Feels like29°C
Wind1.0 m/s

Where to go

  1. 1
    Ban Pang MuThailand

    The sky is typically 19% covered at midday in February, and it feels like 29°C. For simply being outside it rates 36, Fair. See mid February on the map.

    19%
    19% cloud
  2. 2
    Mae SotThailand

    Midday in February feels like 31°C with only 22% cloud cover on a typical day. For simply being outside it rates 16, Poor. See mid February on the map.

    22%
    22% cloud
  3. 3
    Chiang RaiThailand

    The sky is typically 23% covered at midday in February, and it feels like 28°C. For simply being outside it rates 41, Fair. See mid February on the map.

    23%
    23% cloud
  4. 4
    KampotCambodia

    Midday in February feels like 32°C with only 35% cloud cover on a typical day. For simply being outside it rates 13, Poor. See mid February on the map.

    35%
    35% cloud
  5. 5
    ViganPhilippines

    The sky is typically 38% covered at midday in February, and it feels like 31°C. For simply being outside it rates 13, Poor. See mid February on the map.

    38%
    38% cloud
  6. 6
    Dagupan CityPhilippines

    Midday in February feels like 31°C with only 48% cloud cover on a typical day. For simply being outside it rates 18, Poor. See mid February on the map.

    48%
    48% cloud
  7. 7
    Puerto PrincesaPhilippines

    The sky is typically 49% covered at midday in February, and it feels like 32°C. For simply being outside it rates 5, Poor. See mid February on the map.

    49%
    49% cloud
  8. 8
    Hội AnVietnam

    Midday in February feels like 28°C with only 64% cloud cover on a typical day. For simply being outside it rates 45, Fair. See mid February on the map.

    64%
    64% cloud
  9. 9
    PleikuVietnam

    The sky is typically 65% covered at midday in February, and it feels like 28°C. For simply being outside it rates 41, Fair. See mid February on the map.

    65%
    65% cloud
  10. 10
    BascoPhilippines

    Midday in February feels like 23°C with only 65% cloud cover on a typical day. For simply being outside it rates 71, Good. See mid February on the map.

    65%
    65% cloud
  11. 11
    Kuala LipisMalaysia

    Midday in February feels like 32°C with only 70% cloud cover on a typical day. For simply being outside it rates 22, Poor. See mid February on the map.

    70%
    70% cloud
  12. 12
    BandungIndonesia

    The sky is typically 77% covered at midday in February, and it feels like 29°C. For simply being outside it rates 36, Fair. See mid February on the map.

    77%
    77% cloud

Places with a guide of their own

Ranked the same way, but only among the places that have a guide of their own:

How this list is worked out

The data

Every figure comes from a decade of weather-station observations, blended into one typical year and read at midday, local solar time. Scores here are averaged in February; a city missing a reading for any part of that stretch is left out rather than scored on part of it.

The reading

Cloud cover is the share of the sky covered at midday. It is not hours of sunshine, which the observations do not record. Only places that feel between 20°C and 32°C at midday are compared.

The spread

To keep one warm corner from filling the list, entries are at least 150 km apart, no more than three sit within 1,000 km of each other, and no more than three come from one country unless the list would otherwise run short.

Only places that draw visitors

Towns and cities with plenty of hotels, guest houses and holiday lets nearby for their size, or a great many of them in all, counted from Overture Maps Places, an open dataset. That keeps out places the weather favours but nobody travels to. Where two places share one resort or city, the one a visitor would name is kept.

The dotted links open the map at that place and time of year, on the same layer. The map remembers the time of day you last chose there; set it to midday to see these exact numbers.