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New Mexico · Tuesday, September 29 chak EPA forecast

Today's forecast has not been published yet; this is the latest forecast, for Tuesday, September 29.

Peak UV indeks1Lowhighest around 09:00
This hour (forecast)—
Sunrise7:00 AM
Solar noon12:57 PM
Sunset6:53 PM

UV 3-er tala thak: chomuk manukha kiti protection khorj.

The EPA forecasts a peak UV index of 1 (Low) in Los Lunas on Tuesday, September 29.

Hour by hour

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TimeUV indexLevel
09:001Low
10:001Low
11:001Low
12:001Low
13:001Low
14:001Low
15:001Low

What UV 1 (Low) means today

Average person chak sun's UV rays chak low danger. Bright days chak sunglasses wear kha. If you burn easily, cover up ani broad-spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen use kha. Sand, water ani snow chak UV reflect kha ani exposure add kha.

Shadow rule: aokha shadow aokha chini kha chini, sun's UV khwchak - aokha rakha.

Los Lunas is at 4,860 feet (1,480 m). UV grows by roughly 10% with every 1,000 m of altitude, so it is stronger here than at sea level.

Typical UV index in Los Lunas by month

Average daily peak UV index over 2023–2024: highest in July (11.4), lowest in December (2.7). The average daily peak reaches 6 (high) or more in: March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October.

2.9Jan4.8Feb6.3Mar8.5Apr9.8May10.5Jun11.4Jul10.1Aug8.3Sep6.2Oct3.9Nov2.7Dec

Monthly averages: hourly UV index under real sky conditions, clouds included, from NASA POWER satellite data (CERES), 2023–2024, on a 1° grid shared by nearby towns. The daily forecast above is the EPA's.

Aokha chini khong UV index

UV index scale

UV indexLevel
0–2Low
Average person chak sun's UV rays chak low danger. Bright days chak sunglasses wear kha. If you burn easily, cover up ani broad-spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen use kha. Sand, water ani snow chak UV reflect kha ani exposure add kha.
3–5Moderate
Unprotected sun exposure chak moderate risk. Midday chak shade chak stay kha, when sun is strongest. Protective clothing, wide-brimmed hat ani UV-blocking sunglasses wear kha, ani broad-spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen every 2 hours apply kha, even cloudy days chak, ani swimming or sweating chak after.
6–7High
Unprotected sun exposure chak high risk: skin ani eyes chak protection need kha. Middle of the day chak sun chak time reduce kha, shade seek kha, ani protective clothing, wide-brimmed hat, UV-blocking sunglasses ani broad-spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen wear kha, every 2 hours reapplied.
8–10Borobor
Very high risk: unprotected skin ani eyes damaged kha ani quickly burn kha. Middle of the day chak sun chak time minimize kha, shade seek kha, ani clothing, wide-brimmed hat, UV-blocking sunglasses ani broad-spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen chak cover up kha, every 2 hours reapplied.
11+Extreme
Extreme risk: unprotected skin ani eyes minutes chak burn kha. Middle of the day chak sun avoid kha try kha, shade chak stay kha, ani every protection use kha: clothing, wide-brimmed hat, UV-blocking sunglasses ani broad-spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen, every 2 hours reapplied.

Source: the EPA's hourly UV index forecast for ZIP code 87031, calculated by the National Weather Service from the ozone forecast, sun angle, elevation and expected clouds. Sunrise, solar noon and sunset are calculated for the city's coordinates.

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