New York City, New York

Low

0.1

UV Index · Now

Step out.

You can step out without sun protection.

Unprotected

66 hr 40 min

until skin starts to burn.

With SPF 30

2000 hr

Average unprotected skin. Lighter skin burns faster, darker skin slower.

HeatComfortable

Air

14°

Feels like

14°

Humidity

45%

Questions about New York City today

What is the UV index in New York City right now?
The UV index in New York City, New York is 0.1 — categorised as Low. You can step out without sun protection.
Is it safe to go outside in New York City today?
Yes — UV is low (0.1) in New York City right now. You can step out without sun protection.
How long does it take to get sunburn in New York City?
Average unprotected skin starts to burn in roughly 66 hr 40 min at the current UV index of 0.1 in New York City. SPF 30 multiplies that window by about 30×. Lighter skin burns faster; darker skin burns more slowly.
What does the heat feel like in New York City today?
Air temperature is 14°C with 45% humidity, giving a "feels like" reading of 14°C — comfortable.
When is the safest time to step outside in New York City?
UV is highest between 11 am and 4 pm. Early mornings (before 9 am) and late afternoons (after 5 pm) are the safest windows for unprotected skin in New York City, especially through summer.
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