Common sense might indicate that since solar panels rely on sunlight to function, warmer air would help solar panels run more efficiently or with more power, but that’s not the case. Although solar panels use sunlight to produce energy, they do not require heat in any way. In fact, solar panels may run about 10 to 25 percent less efficient on warm, dry days reaching 90 degrees Fahrenheit (32 Celsius) or higher.
The hotter the ambient air becomes, the less efficient your solar panels will be.
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