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UV index in Rostov-on-Don

Current UV index, temperature and forecast for Rostov-on-Don, Russia — continuously updated from open weather data.

UV index right nowUV index right now 3, Moderate

Moderate

Use sunscreen if you're outside for long.

19°C· Updated 10:54 AM

Forecast

09:00Clear20°C
10:00Clear22°C
11:00Partly cloudy23°C
12:00Partly cloudy24°C
13:00Partly cloudy24°C
14:00Partly cloudy25°C
15:00Partly cloudy25°C
16:00Cloudy25°C
17:00Partly cloudy24°C
18:00Partly cloudy24°C
19:00Partly cloudy23°C
20:00Clear21°C

Pollen

AlderNone
BirchNone
GrassLow
MugwortLow
OliveNone
RagweedVery high

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UV in Rostov-on-Don through the year

At 47°N, the midday sun in Rostov-on-Don pushes the clear-sky UV index to around 9 (Very high) at its June–July peak. With mostly clear skies, the real midday peak holds near 8 (Very high). By midwinter the low sun drops UV to near zero, so sun protection is mainly a spring-to-autumn concern.

The UV scale

What does the UV index mean?

The UV index is an international measure of the strength of the sun's ultraviolet radiation. The higher the value, the faster unprotected skin is damaged. From UV 3 upwards, sun protection is recommended. The level in Rostov-on-Don varies with the season, the time of day and cloud cover — it peaks around midday in summer.

Frequently asked questions

What is the UV index in Rostov-on-Don right now?

Right now the UV index in Rostov-on-Don is 3 (Moderate). Use sunscreen if you're outside for long.

When is the sun strongest in Rostov-on-Don?

UV is strongest around solar noon (roughly 11:00–15:00) in June–July, when the index in Rostov-on-Don peaks near 8 (Very high). Use sun protection during those hours through the high season.

What sun protection do I need?

At UV 1–2, protection is normally not needed. At UV 3–5, sunscreen is recommended. At UV 6–7: SPF 30+, a hat and sunglasses. At UV 8 or higher: SPF 50+, seek shade between 11:00 and 15:00, and cover up.

How often is the UV forecast updated?

Values are fetched continuously from Open-Meteo's open weather data and cached for a few minutes, so the page always shows a current level.

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