Cape Leeuwin 4-day UV forecast
UV Forecast
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Tuesday
Jun 19Max UV Index:
2
19°C
Showers easing
Wind:
9am - -
3pm - -
Chance of rain:
40%
Likely amount:
1-5mm
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Wednesday
Jun 20Max UV Index:
2
19°C
Possible shower
Wind:
9am - -
3pm - -
Chance of rain:
50%
Likely amount:
1-5mm
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Thursday
Jun 21Max UV Index:
2
18°C
Showers
Wind:
9am - -
3pm - -
Chance of rain:
40%
Likely amount:
< 1mm
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Friday
Jun 22Max UV Index:
2
18°C
Possible shower
Wind:
9am - -
3pm - -
Chance of rain:
30%
Likely amount:
< 1mm
Sun Protecting Tips
Protect yourself in five ways from skin cancer
- Apply SPF30+ broad spectrum water resistant sun-screen liberally to clean, dry skin, atleast 15 minutes before being exposed to the sun, and reapply at least every two hours when outdoors.
- Put on a broad-brimmed hat that shades your face, neck and ears.
- Wear sun protective clothing that covers as much of your body as possible.
- Seek shade
- Wear wrap-around sunglasses
Avoid going outdoors unprotected between 10am - 3pm when ultraviolet radiation is the strongest.
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Weather News
Frosty start to Tuesday
17:18 EST
Cold air, clear skies and light winds will cause widespread frost across multiple states and territories on Tuesday morning.
Did this cold snap break records?
12:27 EST
A pulse of wintry weather has sent shivers across southeastern Australia during the last few days.
Could Ord Valley hay be the solution to feed shortages in drought-stricken SE Australia?
06:21 EST
Could fodder grown in Western Australia's remote Ord River Irrigation Scheme be the solution to the feed shortage on drought-stricken farmland in South Eastern Australia? The sub-tropical climate and access to irrigation allows farmers in the Ord to produce significant tonnages of Rhodes Grass hay for the local cattle industry, yields up to 30 tonnes per hectare a year.
