Dare

Dare is a rural settlement in Dili Municipality, East Timor, where seasonal weather patterns shape nearly every aspect of daily life.

Dare sits in a tropical savanna zone, so the year divides neatly into wet and dry halves. During the wet season, thunderstorms are common and humidity is high; during the dry season, skies clear and temperatures climb, often exceeding 34°C in the afternoon.

Rainfall in Dare peaks during the monsoon months. Short but intense downpours are common, and weather can change rapidly in the afternoon. Our hourly forecast helps residents and visitors plan around the heaviest showers.

For the driest weather in Dare, the months from December to February are generally the best choice. Days are warm but sunny, and rain is minimal.

Dare's higher elevation gives it a more moderate climate than the coastal plains — cooler mornings, less oppressive humidity and a longer comfortable season.

Use our live Dare forecast above to plan your day — current temperature, humidity, wind and air quality are all updated automatically.