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Attention ACMS Members: A new page has been created that includes all of President Coldiron's member communications. Click here for access
Attention ACMS Members: Registration for the 2012 Annual Meeting is now open! |
Find the Sun/UV Index for Your AreaMeteorologists across the world consider many factors when determining the sun/UV index. An international scale (guideline) was established to indicate exposure to the sun's ultraviolet light. Generally, 0 to 2 is low risk for damage to skin; 3 to 5 is low to medium risk; 6 to 8 is medium to high risk; 9 to 10 is high risk; above 11 is very high risk. Click here for tips on Understanding and Using the Sun/UV Ray Index. The websites listed below show Sun/UV Index data for the United States on a daily basis. US - Environmental Protection Agency The UV Index scale used in the United States conforms to international guidelines for UVI reporting established by the World Health Organization. |
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