For visitors to the National Park unfairly voted the worst to visit due to its many mosquitoes, there is a way to anticipate just how bad these biters may be. The Mosquito Meter or “Skeeter Meter” at ...

The UV index is a measure of how strong the ultraviolet radiation will be from the sun on a given day. The UV scale ranges ...

The UV index is categorized by exposure categories ... UV levels increase by roughly 10% with every 1,000 meters or 3,280 feet of elevation. Various surfaces can increase UV reflection and ...

Therefore, it's important to monitor the UV index in your area before spending time outside. This can help protect you from sun damage and subsequent health consequences down the line. What is the ...

The UV index measures the strength of the sun's ultraviolet (UV) radiation. The index ranges from 0 to 11, with higher numbers indicating greater risk of sunburn and skin damage. Protective ...

We all know UV radiation for its contributions to getting sunburned after a long day outside, but were you aware there are several types different types of UV rays at play? [Michael] has come up ...

There is no safe or good UV index for tanning, since a tan indicates skin damage. If you do want to tan anyway, use sunscreen and try to go on days with the lowest possible number. The safest way ...

A sign warning of ultraviolet radiation well above the “extreme” threshold in jam-packed holiday hotspot Mount Maunganui yesterday seems to be no cause for alarm. Tauranga City Council says ...

The next time you see the UV index in the weather forecast, look more closely. You can protect yourself from too much sun.