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Scale: WHO, 0–11+

UV Index in Be'er Ya'aqov, Israel — Today, 2 October

What is the UV index? The UV index (ultraviolet index) is the WHO scale 0–11+ of sunburn-risk intensity at the Earth's surface: 0–2 low, 3–5 moderate, 6–7 high, 8–10 very high, 11+ extreme. The higher the number — the faster skin burns. Below is the live value for Be'er Ya'aqov today, 2 October.

UV index by month (clear sky)

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
4.35.36.67.68.28.48.37.97.26.154.2

The table shows the calculated noon UV peak for latitude 31.9386° under clear sky. Real values vary with clouds, ozone and altitude — see the hourly chart for today's exact forecast.

UV climate of Be'er Ya'aqov: local facts

Be'er Ya'aqov sits at 31.9386° latitude (Northern hemisphere, subtropical zone). The UV index here climbs from 4.2 in December to a peak of ≈ 8.4 in June; the annual average is ≈ 6.6. On a peak day, unprotected fair skin burns in about 14 minutes.

What UV index 8, 10, 11 and 12 mean

ValueWHO categoryTime to burn (fair skin)
8–10Very high15–25 minutes
11+Extreme5–10 minutes
12Maximum at surfaceunder 10 min; tropics & mountains only

The highest UV index on Earth reaches 12–14 at sea level (equator, deserts, Australia) and above 20 in the Andes. In mid-latitudes summer peaks are 7–8, in the south 9–11. See the monthly table above for Be'er Ya'aqov's peaks.

Sun protection tips for Be'er Ya'aqov

How the UV data for Be'er Ya'aqov is calculated

Live hourly values come from Open-Meteo (ECMWF & NOAA models); the monthly table is a clear-sky calculation for latitude 31.9386° on the WHO 0–11+ scale. Real values vary with clouds, ozone and altitude.

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FAQ: UV index in Be'er Ya'aqov

What is the UV index in Be'er Ya'aqov today, 2 October?

The live value is at the top of this page; the hourly chart shows today's full forecast, and the status block shows tomorrow's peak. The UV index (WHO scale 0–11+) measures sunburn intensity: the higher, the faster skin burns.

What is the highest UV index in Be'er Ya'aqov?

The calculated clear-sky maximum is ≈ 8.4 in June. Values of 11–12 do not occur here — they are only possible near the equator, in deserts and high mountains (world records above 20 were set in the Andes).

When do I need SPF in Be'er Ya'aqov?

The UV index reaches 6+ in March, April, May, June, July, August, September and October: use SPF 30–50+ on sunny days, reapply every 2 hours.

Can I tan in Be'er Ya'aqov?

The most comfortable tanning window (UV 2–5) is January, November and December — the tan develops slower but lasts longer. Avoid midday sun in May, June and July (UV 8+): you will burn before you tan.

What UV index is dangerous?

8 and above: fair skin burns in 10–20 minutes; at 11+ in under 10. In Be'er Ya'aqov such levels occur in May, June and July.

What is the UV index tomorrow in Be'er Ya'aqov?

The forecast peak for tomorrow is shown in the status block («tomorrow»); the hourly forecast for today is in the chart above.