Sunrise: 05:03 Sunset: 21:33 Moonrise: 03:36 Moonset: 17:55 Search
9.2°C
Opdateret: 17/05/12 kl. 13:50
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Buskelundtoften, Silkeborg  |56°10'58''N  9°30'26''Ø | Højde over havet: 75,35 meter
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Solar and UV

  Solar UV
Time 13:50 1133 Watt/M2 4.1
Max stay in sun (burntime)   27 minutes
Today high 1205 Watt/M2 at 11:27 4.4 at 12:32
Today low   0.0 at 00:00
Yesterday high 919.2 Watt/M2 at 11:55 3.9 at 11:50
24 hours ago 103.2 Watt/M2 0.5
This month high 1288.8 Watt/M2 at 5-5-2012 4.8 at 1-5-2012
This year high 1288.8 Watt/M2 at 5-5-2012 4.8 at 30-4-2012
ALL-TIME high 1508.4 Watt/M2 at 13-6-2010 6.5 at 22-6-2011
Sunshine hours today 04:33 hours
Sunshine hours - last 10 minutes 10 hour
Sunshine hours - last 60 minutes 36 hour
Sunshinehours - last hole hour 23 hour
Sunshinehour in percent of max - last 10 minutes 100%
Sunshinehour in percent of max - last 60 minutes 61%
Sunshinehours - yesterday 00:02 timer
Sunshinehours - this month 87:12 timer

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UV Forecast:

17 May 2012:
4.7
UV Index
 Medium 
18 May 2012:
5.2
UV Index
 Medium 
19 May 2012:
5.0
UV Index
 Medium 
20 May 2012:
5.3
UV Index
 Medium 
21 May 2012:
5.1
UV Index
 Medium 
22 May 2012:
5.0
UV Index
 Medium 
23 May 2012:
5.1
UV Index
 Medium 

UV scale

Solar detail

Evapotranspiration (ET)

Evapotranspiration (ET) is the sum of evaporation and plant transpiration. Evaporation accounts for the movement of water to the air from sources such as the soil, canopy interception, and waterbodies. Transpiration accounts for the movement of water within a plant and the subsequent loss of water as vapour through stomata in its leaves. Evapotranspiration is an important part of the water cycle.
Time 13:50 4.8 mm
Total of today 0.0 mm
Total yesterday 3.0 mm
Total last 7 days 18.9 mm
Total this month 49.3 mm
HEAT INDEX
The Heat Index (HI) (or apparent temperature) is a measure of relative discomfort due to combined heat and high humidity. It was developed by R.G. Steadman (1979) and is based on physiological studies of evaporative skin cooling for various combinations of ambient temperature and humidity. As temperatures climb above 90 °F and humidity goes above 40 percent, conditions are ripe for heat related illnesses.
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