Darwin 4-day UV forecast
UV Forecast
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Sunday
Apr 30Max UV Index:
12
32°C
Mostly sunny
Wind:
9am - SE 14km/h
3pm - ENE 12km/h
Chance of rain:
30%
Likely amount:
< 1mm
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Monday
May 1Max UV Index:
12
32°C
Mostly sunny
Wind:
9am - SE 4km/h
3pm - NNE 9km/h
Chance of rain:
30%
Likely amount:
< 1mm
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Tuesday
May 2Max UV Index:
11
32°C
Mostly sunny
Wind:
9am - ESE 4km/h
3pm - NE 10km/h
Chance of rain:
60%
Likely amount:
1-5mm
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Wednesday
May 3Max UV Index:
12
32°C
Mostly sunny
Wind:
9am - ESE 6km/h
3pm - ESE 11km/h
Chance of rain:
80%
Likely amount:
1-5mm
Sun Protecting Tips
Protect yourself in five ways from skin cancer
- Apply SPF30+ broad spectrum water resistant sun-screen liberally to clean, dry skin, atleast 15 minutes before being exposed to the sun, and reapply at least every two hours when outdoors.
- Put on a broad-brimmed hat that shades your face, neck and ears.
- Wear sun protective clothing that covers as much of your body as possible.
- Seek shade
- Wear wrap-around sunglasses
Avoid going outdoors unprotected between 10am - 3pm when ultraviolet radiation is the strongest.
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Weather News
Fog and low cloud glooming southern Australia
14:41 EST
Large areas of southern Australia can expect a foggy start to the next few mornings, reducing visibility for the first few hours, even in the southeastern capitals.
Dry taste for tropics
11:51 EST
The strongest southeasterly wind surge since last Dry Season has swept out any lingering sticky humidity from the summer over a large swathe of the central and eastern tropics.
BOM predicts a less destructive South Australian coastal storm season this year
18:26 EST
As the mercury plummets across South Australia ahead of winter, coastal properties are preparing for the inevitable storm surges.
