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UV index in Iqaluit

Nunavut, Canada · 63.75, -68.51

Today's peak13:00 local
2.3

Today's peak stays low. Unprotected skin is not at meaningful risk at any point in the day.

Danger window today (UV 3+)
None
Sunrise → sunset
06:0018:55
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About the UV index in Iqaluit

Iqaluit sits at 63.8° N, in the northern hemisphere. Today's UV peaks at 2.3: the "low" band, which uvlevel.net treats as no danger for unprotected skin at the worst hour.

This far from the equator, UV is only a real concern for a few months around June and July. For the rest of the year, especially around December and January, the sun stays too low in the sky to build meaningful UV even at solar noon.

Hour by hour today

UV index for every hour of today in Iqaluit, 63.75, -68.51, local time.
Local timeUV indexRisk
00:000No danger
01:000No danger
02:000No danger
03:000No danger
04:000No danger
05:000No danger
06:000No danger
07:000.1No danger
08:000.5No danger
09:000.8No danger
10:001.2No danger
11:001.6No danger
12:002.1No danger
13:002.3No danger
14:002.1No danger
15:001.4No danger
16:001No danger
17:000.7No danger
18:000.3No danger
19:000.1No danger
20:000No danger
21:000No danger
22:000No danger
23:000No danger

Time to burn today

Time to burn without sunscreen, per Fitzpatrick skin type, at today's peak of UV 2.3 in Iqaluit. Real-world sunscreen use is about a third of the tested layer, so a treated time is a ceiling, not a promise.
Skin typeTime to burn
I · always burns, never tans59 min
II · burns easily1 h 14 min
III · burns sometimes1 h 44 min
IV · rarely burns2 h 13 min
V · brown skin2 h 58 min
VI · deeply pigmented4 h 56 min

Next 7 days · daily peak

Today
2.3
Thu 17
2.3
Fri 18
2.1
Sat 19
2.1
Sun 20
2.3
Mon 21
1.9
Tue 22
1.1

Frequently asked

Is the UV index dangerous in Iqaluit today?

Not today. UV in Iqaluit is forecast to stay under 3 all day, peaking at 2.3.

What time is UV highest in Iqaluit?

UV is highest in Iqaluit at around 13:00 local time today, reaching 2.3.

How long can unprotected skin stay out in Iqaluit today?

At today's peak of 2.3, fair skin (Fitzpatrick type II) with no sunscreen burns in about 1 h 14 min. Darker skin types take longer. See the table above for every type.

Does the UV index in Iqaluit change with the seasons?

This far from the equator, UV is only a real concern for a few months around June and July. For the rest of the year, especially around December and January, the sun stays too low in the sky to build meaningful UV even at solar noon.

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Forecasts and elevation from Open-Meteo. The second UV opinion contains modified Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) information; neither the European Commission nor ECMWF is responsible for how it is used here.

uvlevel.net gives general sun-safety guidance, not medical advice. Photosensitising medication, skin conditions, infants and a history of skin cancer all call for stricter limits than shown here.