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Cashlie UV Index

Perth and Kinross — Sun Safety & UV Levels

Cashlie UV Outlook

In Cashlie today, UV levels should remain low. Minimal UV risk today; sun protection is generally not required.

Over the next 14 days, UV levels in Cashlie are expected to stay mostly low. UV tends to peak around midday, easing away either side.

Current UV

0.5
Low

Minimal UV risk today; sun protection generally not required.

☀️ UV Scale

0–2 Low Minimal UV risk today in Cashlie; sun protection generally not required.
3–5 Moderate UV levels are moderate — consider sunscreen if spending extended time outdoors.
6–7 High UV levels are high — sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses recommended.
8–10 Very High UV levels are very high — take full precautions when outdoors.
11+ Extreme Exceptionally high UV; minimise time in direct sun during peak hours.

Today’s Hourly UV

14-Day UV Forecast

Thu
4 Jun
4
Moderate
Fri
5 Jun
5
Moderate
Sat
6 Jun
1
Low
Sun
7 Jun
1
Low
Mon
8 Jun
2
Low
Tue
9 Jun
2
Low
Wed
10 Jun
1
Low
Thu
11 Jun
2
Low
Fri
12 Jun
2
Low
Sat
13 Jun
2
Low
Sun
14 Jun
2
Low
Mon
15 Jun
2
Low
Tue
16 Jun
2
Low
Wed
17 Jun
2
Low

UV Trend

When forecasts change between updates, it is commonly driven by small shifts in storm track or blocking position. The links below give stable context that helps you read those changes.

How to interpret confidence

For how forecast reliability changes with lead time, see Forecast Confidence. For transparency on how WeatherEngland sources and updates data, see Methodology.

Background guides

Glossary support

Start with the Weather Glossary. Useful terms for this page include UV Index, Solar Radiation, and Cloud.

FAQ

What is the UV index in Cashlie today?

The UV index in Cashlie today is low with values around 1. UV strength is shaped by the sun’s elevation, cloud thickness and atmospheric clarity.

When is UV strongest in Cashlie?

The peak UV window in Cashlie is close to midday, as solar elevation peaks. Values rise most in late spring and summer as solar angles increase.

Can UV be high when it’s cloudy in Cashlie?

Yes. Even when it looks cloudy, UV can still reach the surface, particularly through thinner cloud layers. Bright or hazy conditions can still produce notable UV, particularly in late spring and summer.

What does the UV index number mean for sun safety?

The UV index describes the potential for skin damage from ultraviolet radiation. As the number rises, skin damage can occur more quickly in direct sun, so shade, clothing and sunscreen become more important.

Does UV in Cashlie change a lot day to day?

Sometimes, yes. Short-term changes usually come from cloud cover and atmospheric haze, whereas the larger seasonal cycle tracks solar elevation across the year.