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UV index in Rome

Lazio, Italy · typical UV by month

Today's UV in Rome

The hourly forecast and the lower-UV times for what you do outside. Free, no account needed.

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The year at a glance

  • UV in Rome is highest in July, when a typical day peaks around 8 (Very high).
  • On a typical July day, UV is 3 or more from about 10am to 6pm, about 8 hours.
  • The typical midday UV reaches 3 or more from March to October, when public-health guidance recommends sun protection.
  • UV usually stays under 3 from November to February.
  • Clouds take the most off in May: a typical peak of 6, against 7 under a clear sky. On a clear day, expect the higher number.

Typical UV by month

The highest UV index of a typical day, with clouds and under a clear sky, and the hours UV is usually 3 or more, from 2023 to 2025.

Typical UV index in Rome by month
MonthTypical peakClear skyUV 3 or more
Jan1 Low2Rarely
Feb2 Low2Rarely
Mar3 Moderate411am-3pm
Apr5 Moderate611am-4pm
May6 High710am-5pm
Jun8 Very high810am-5pm
Jul8 Very high910am-6pm
Aug7 High810am-5pm
Sep5 Moderate611am-4pm
Oct3 Moderate411am-3pm
Nov2 Low2Rarely
Dec1 Low1Rarely

About these numbers

Averages of every day from 2023 to 2025 in the global atmospheric composition model of the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service, served by the Open-Meteo Air Quality API (CC BY 4.0), for the city center, in local time. They describe a typical day, not any one day: the UV on a given day can be higher or lower, so check the forecast before you go. Solara is a planning aid, not medical advice.