UV Index in Nærøy, Trøndelag, Norway

· Europe/Oslo

0.3
Low · clear-sky maximum Wednesday, October 21, 2026

At solar noon (12:58:15 PM) the sun reaches 14.4° above the horizon in Nærøy. Without clouds, that corresponds to a maximum UV index of about 0.3 (low). Clouds usually lower the real value; snow, sand, water and altitude can raise it.

☀️ Sun Safety: When the UV index is high, protect yourself with sunscreen, shade, and a hat. Values of 6 or more indicate increased sunburn risk!

UV index in Nærøy, next 14 days

DateSun at noonClear-sky maxForecast max
14.4° 0.3 Low —
14.1° 0.3 Low —
13.7° 0.3 Low —
13.4° 0.3 Low —
13.0° 0.3 Low —
12.7° 0.2 Low —
12.3° 0.2 Low —
12.0° 0.2 Low —
11.7° 0.2 Low —
11.4° 0.2 Low —
11.0° 0.2 Low —
10.7° 0.2 Low —
10.4° 0.2 Low —
10.1° 0.1 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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The UV index in Nærøy measures the intensity of ultraviolet radiation reaching the ground. Values below 3 are considered low risk, while 6 and above require sun protection such as sunscreen, sunglasses, and shade. The clear-sky value shows how strong the sun can get on each day; the forecast shows what is expected with clouds. See today's sunrise and sunset times for Nærøy or discover the best light for photos during the golden hour in Nærøy.

About Nærøy

Nærøy is a former municipality located in the Trøndelag region of Norway. Covering an area of 1067.5 square kilometres, the administrative territory recorded a population of 5126 people in 2016. The landscape features Salvatnet, a meromictic lake, alongside the island of Austra and the church building known as Foldereid Church. These elements represent a portion of the local geography within the region, which encompasses various bodies of water and ecclesiastical structures. The area transitioned through its status as an independent municipality before these administrative changes, maintaining its geographical connection to the broader landscape of Trøndelag.

AI-assisted description based on geographic data and editorial notes.