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I don't know as I didn't check it that day but I'm sure it was a 9 or 10 as it usually is here.
That's one of the reasons I think the world isn't made appositely for us, and that life here is only a coincidence. Yes, I don't think everything happens for a reason in the universe
Places south of 40 °S have a "safe season" from March 20 so September 23, and it gets longer as you go more south, the problem is that relatively few people live south of 40 °S in the SH, as opposed to the Northern Hemisphere.
I wouldn't put any trust in the safe season. I live south of 40S, and sunburn is an issue at work until mid/late April or so. People can get mild sunburn in July under intense high pressure situations as well.
I wouldn't put any trust in the safe season. I live south of 40S, and sunburn is an issue at work until mid/late April or so. People can get mild sunburn in July under intense high pressure situations as well.
Because of the ozone layer hole? Is there any safe period?
Because of the ozone layer hole? Is there any safe period?
I'm not sure if the ozone hole is that big a factor at present. I think super clear skies and very little atmospheric dust or land based pollutants are a big factor.
November to March is bad, but the the rest of year is fine with normal precautions.
I'm not sure if the ozone hole is that big a factor at present. I think super clear skies and very little atmospheric dust or land based pollutants are a big factor.
November to March is bad, but the the rest of year is fine with normal precautions.
Is it more dangerous than, say, New York City? If yes, then why?
Is it more dangerous than, say, New York City? If yes, then why?
The earth is closest to the sun, during the SH summer, which has a big impact. Clearer skies from more ocean, lower dewpoints, and the ozone layer hole all contribute.
My climate is at the same latitude as NYC, but has peak summer UVI as high as Miami.
The earth is closest to the sun, during the SH summer, which has a big impact. Clearer skies from more ocean, lower dewpoints, and the ozone layer hole all contribute.
My climate is at the same latitude as NYC, but has peak summer UVI as high as Miami.
It's clear! Thank you
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