Peak UV today
Peak UV today · major cities
highest first- Sherbrooke, QCLow · tomorrow 22
- Montréal, QCLow · tomorrow 22
- Ottawa, ONLow · tomorrow 22
- Hamilton, ONLow · tomorrow 32
- Halifax, NSLow · tomorrow 22
- London, ONLow · tomorrow 32
- Toronto, ONLow · tomorrow 32
- Moncton, NBLow · tomorrow 22
- Charlottetown, PELow · tomorrow 22
- Québec, QCLow · tomorrow 02
- Victoria, BCLow · tomorrow 12
- Vancouver, BCLow · tomorrow 12
- St. John's, NLLow · tomorrow 22
- Kelowna, BCLow · tomorrow 11
- Winnipeg, MBLow · tomorrow 01
- Regina, SKLow · tomorrow 11
- Edmonton, ABLow · tomorrow 11
- Saskatoon, SKLow · tomorrow 11
- Prince George, BCLow · tomorrow 11
- Calgary, ABLow · tomorrow 11
- Thunder Bay, ONLow · tomorrow 01
- Greater Sudbury, ONLow · tomorrow 20
- Whitehorse, YTLow · tomorrow 00
- Yellowknife, NTLow · tomorrow 00
UV in Canada
UV peaks from late spring through summer. In June and July the index often reaches 8 or more in southern Ontario, the Prairies and southern BC, and it runs higher at altitude and off water, sand or snow — spring skiers in the Rockies burn fast.
The index follows the height of the sun, not the temperature: it peaks around solar noon, so a cool, clear day in May can burn as fast as a hot one in August.