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As for the UK 7 would definitely not be the norm....
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he UV index does not exceed 8 in the UK (8 is rare; 7 may occur on exceptional days, mostly in the two weeks towards the end of June). Indices of 9 and 10 are common in the Mediterranean area.
That US sun index map seems wrong, 6 and 7 would be the norm in southern England in July.
It's an average map. Sunless days can have a UV index of 2, which lowers the monthly average. And the UV cap for a location is quite low for northern and central mid latitudes.
Here a UV of 7 is only possible on open sea South of Helsinki on early afternoon in midsummer, otherwise the cap is 6 for southern and 5 for northern Finland.
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