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UV index in Orlando

The UV index measures the sun's ultraviolet strength on a 0-11+ scale. Protection is recommended once it reaches 3 — in much of the US that is most midday hours from spring through early fall.

☀️ Right now

0
Low
Scale 0-11+
036811+
Guidance: No protection needed for most people.

Hour by hour (12h)

23:00 ☀️ Low
0
00:00 ☀️ Low
0
01:00 ☀️ Low
0
02:00 ☀️ Low
0
03:00 ☀️ Low
0
04:00 ☀️ Low
0
05:00 ☀️ Low
0
06:00 ☀️ Low
0
07:00 ☀️ Low
0
08:00 ☀️ Low
0
09:00 ☀️ Low
2
10:00 ☀️ Moderate
4

Next few days

Daily peak
Wed ☀️ Very high
10
Thu ☀️ Very high
11
Fri ☀️ Very high
8
Sat ☀️ Very high
9
Sun ☀️ Very high
8
UV across the country today
The strongest sun among the cities we track today is over El Paso, TX, where the index peaks near 11. 16 of the 40 cities reach 8 or higher — very high, which means unprotected skin can burn in under 20 minutes around midday. The index tracks the sun's angle, not the heat: it peaks within an hour of solar noon, runs higher at altitude and roughly doubles off snow or water.
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Updated: 11:26 PM