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UV index in Cuiabá

WHO scale: from 3 up, protect yourself from the sun. Thin cloud blocks little UV.
☀️ UV now · Cuiabá

0Low

No special protection needed.
Today's peak
8.8
Protect from
Not needed
Until
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High-UV hours
0 hours

UV index, next 24 hours

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UV index by the hour
TimeUV indexRating
20:000Low
21:000Low
22:000Low
23:000Low
00:000Low
01:000Low
02:000Low
03:000Low
04:000Low
05:000Low
06:000.2Low
07:001.4Low
08:002.7Moderate
09:005.7High
10:007.6Very high
11:008.9Very high
12:009.4Very high
13:008.9Very high
14:007.6Very high
15:004Moderate
16:002Low
17:001.3Low
18:000.2Low
19:000Low

Peak UV, next 7 days

Full forecast
  1. Today8.8Very high
  2. Sunday 18/109.4Very high
  3. Monday 19/109.4Very high
  4. Tuesday 20/109.4Very high
  5. Wednesday 21/109.4Very high
  6. Thursday 22/109.1Very high
  7. Friday 23/108.6Very high

Protecting your skin from UV

  • SPF 30+ sunscreenApply 15–20 minutes before going out; reapply every 2 hours and after sweating.
  • Wide-brimmed hat, sunglassesShade your face, neck and eyes — UV400 glasses block nearly all UV.
  • Long sleeves, dense fabricTightly woven, darker fabric blocks more UV than thin, light fabric.
  • Seek midday shadeUV peaks around 10:00–16:00; tip: if your shadow is shorter than you, UV is strong.

UV index FAQ

What UV index is dangerous?

WHO scale: 0–2 low, 3–5 moderate, 6–7 high, 8–10 very high, 11+ extreme. From 3 up, protect yourself; from 8, skin can burn in just 15–20 minutes.

Do I need sunscreen on a cloudy day?

Yes. Thin or broken cloud blocks only a little UV and can even boost it by reflecting off cloud edges. Only very thick cloud cuts it much.

Why is UV higher in the tropics?

The sun is nearly overhead, so UV crosses less atmosphere. In the tropics, midday UV often exceeds 10 all year, especially in summer.

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