At solar noon (01:14:40 PM) the sun reaches 33.4° above the horizon in Manitoulin. Without clouds, that corresponds to a maximum UV index of about 2.5 (low). Clouds usually lower the real value; snow, sand, water and altitude can raise it.
UV index in Manitoulin, next 14 days
| Date | Sun at noon | Clear-sky max | Forecast max |
|---|---|---|---|
| 33.4° | 2.5 Low | — | |
| 33.0° | 2.5 Low | — | |
| 32.7° | 2.4 Low | — | |
| 32.3° | 2.4 Low | — | |
| 32.0° | 2.3 Low | — | |
| 31.7° | 2.3 Low | — | |
| 31.3° | 2.2 Low | — | |
| 31.0° | 2.2 Low | — | |
| 30.7° | 2.1 Low | — | |
| 30.3° | 2.1 Low | — | |
| 30.0° | 2.0 Low | — | |
| 29.7° | 2.0 Low | — | |
| 29.4° | 1.9 Low | — | |
| 29.1° | 1.9 Low | — |
Clear-sky values are calculated from the sun's height at solar noon (cloud-free sky, average ozone). Forecast values from Open-Meteo include clouds and load in your browser.
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Located in the province of Ontario, Canada, the Manitoulin district spans an area of 3,107.2 square kilometres. The district has existed as a municipality since 1888 and recorded a population of 13,255 in 2016. The landscape includes Lake Manitou, which is the primary lake in the region, followed by La Cloche Provincial Park and Mindemoya Lake. These features characterize much of the district's geography. The region also contains several other bodies of water and rivers, including the Mindemoya River, Blue Jay Creek, Ice Lake, and Oakes Lake, alongside the archaeological site of Sheguiandah.
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