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Sɛbɛnba kɛrɛfɛli
The UV index measures how strong the sun's burning ultraviolet rays are, on a scale that starts at 0 and has no upper limit. The higher the number, the faster unprotected skin and eyes are damaged. The scale and colors are the same worldwide (World Health Organization); in the United States the forecast is issued by the EPA and the National Weather Service.
| UV jɔnɔba | Jɔnɔba |
|---|---|
| 0–2 | Kɛnɛ Fɔlɔ: UV kalisiya ka jɛya ka teli. Sunglasses ka fɔlɔ. I bɛ fɔlɔ, ka fɔlɔ ani SPF 30+ sunscreen. Sand, water ani snow bɛ UV kalisiya ka jɛya. |
| 3–5 | Kɛnɛ Kɛnɛ: UV kalisiya ka jɛya ka teli. Ka fɔlɔ midday, sun ka jɛya. Protective clothing, wide-brimmed hat, UV-blocking sunglasses ani SPF 30+ sunscreen ka fɔlɔ every 2 hours, even cloudy days, ani swimming ani sweating. |
| 6–7 | Kɛnɛ Kɛnɛ: UV kalisiya ka jɛya ka teli: skin ani eyes ka fɔlɔ. Ka fɔlɔ midday, ka fɔlɔ, protective clothing, wide-brimmed hat, UV-blocking sunglasses ani SPF 30+ sunscreen ka fɔlɔ every 2 hours. |
| 8–10 | Kɛnɛ Kɛnɛ: skin ani eyes ka fɔlɔ ka jɛya. Ka fɔlɔ midday, ka fɔlɔ, clothing, wide-brimmed hat, UV-blocking sunglasses ani SPF 30+ sunscreen ka fɔlɔ every 2 hours. |
| 11+ | Kɛnɛ Kɛnɛ: skin ani eyes ka fɔlɔ ka jɛya minutes. Ka fɔlɔ midday, ka fɔlɔ, clothing, wide-brimmed hat, UV-blocking sunglasses ani SPF 30+ sunscreen ka fɔlɔ every 2 hours. |
Kun ka i yɛrɛ kɛrɛsi
Sɔgɔsira jɔyɔrɔw bɛ kɛrɛsi sɔrɔ ni UV kalisi 3 walima ka teliya. O bɛɛ, a ka jamanaw ka sɔgɔsira bɛ sɔrɔ jamanaw bɛɛ la.
Sɔrɔ sariya: ni i sɔrɔ ka gɛlɛn i ka, tile jɔnɔba ka bɛɛ — ka i jɔnɔba.
Nin bɛ UV kɛrɛfɛli yɛlɛma
Jiribinyɔrɔ ka caya: UV ka gɛlɛn jiribinyɔrɔ kɔnɔ, sanfɛla kɔnɔ ani ekwateeri bɛɛrɛ. Ozone dɔgɔkun bɛ UV caman sɔrɔ. Dɔnkilida bɛ a dɔgɔya, nka a bɛ a kɛ ka jya sɔngɔn a ka kɔnɔw la. Kɔlɔsi bɛ 10% jɔya 1,000 m kɔnɔ. Sɔgɔ bɛ UV 80% sɔrɔ, fɔlɔni ani baji ka fɔlɔni bɛ 15–25% sɔrɔ, o bɛ kɛ ka fɔlɔni sɔrɔ jiribinyɔrɔ kɔnɔ walima kɔlɔsi kɔnɔ.