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Hi All,
I'm a long time lurker who is just interested in the weather, but possibly more so than your 'average Joe' which is why I enjoy reading all the interesting stuff from the experts on here. I like to think I've developed a better understanding of forecasting as a result of lurking here but there's one thing that puzzles me and would really appreciate some guidance from the contributors to this group. One of the sites I regularly look at gives an 3 hour forecast window including a UV index and this always peaks between 16.00 and 19.00 when, for example, today and tomorrow (Sunday and Monday) it shows the UV level as 8 during these hours but only 6 between 13.00 and 15.59. I can't fathom out why this should be - surely the UV index would peak when the sun is strongest which, in summer time in the UK would be around lunchtime, wouldn't it? Please bear in mind I'm a complete novice and have no detailed understanding of weather systems and suchlike but info I've read on this group has helped me understand a good deal over the last couple of years; but I just can't understand why the UV level isn't strongest when you'd expect the sunshine (when we get it) to be strongest. Thanks Mike. |
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