According to the EPA's UV index forecast for solar noon—when the sun is at its highest point in the sky—parts of the following states could see levels of at least 11 on Friday.
California
Nevada
Utah
Wyoming
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
North Carolina
South Carolina
If you live in one of these states then you are fucked.

>>511386247 (OP)
>The sun is trying to kill us
THE MICRONOVA IS COMING!!!

>>511386247 (OP)
>could see levels of at least 11 on Friday.
Call me when it's over 9,000

>>511386247 (OP)
>Texas
Do you have ANY idea how fucking hot it gets in Texas almost every year? We need to have heat shelters open for emergencies because people get fucking heat strokes all the time during summer.

>>511386247 (OP)
>not Hawaii
you're list is broken

>>511386247 (OP)
Colorado reporting.
Can confirm hot as fuck on the western slope.
Post link to source on info OP.

>>511386247 (OP)
>southern states...are le HOT?!?!?!

>>511386596
An EPA forecast map shows which areas could see the highest UV levels on Friday.

-Environmental Protection Agency

>>511386570
Fuck Hawaii and fuck you island nigger.

>>511386697
I live in the dark red area of western Colorado. Sun has been blazing this summer. We're in the monsoon season now. It's dry as hell now though. I've been watering my cactus the past week it's so dry.

>1-2: Low (minimal risk from UV rays for the average person)

Wear sunglasses on bright days.
In winter, snow can reflect UV rays and nearly double exposure.
Use SPF 15+ sunscreen if you burn easily.

>3-5: Moderate (moderate risk of harm from unprotected sun exposure)

Cover up, wear a hat and sunglasses.
Use SPF 15+ sunscreen.
Stay in the shade near midday when the sun is strongest.

>6-7: High (high risk of harm from unprotected sun exposure)

Seek shade during the midday hours.
Wear protective clothing, sunglasses, and SPF 15+ sunscreen.

>8-10: Very High (very high risk of harm; sun protection is essential)
Read more Weather

>11-12: Extreme (extreme risk of harm)

Try to avoid sun exposure from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Reapply SPF 30+ sunscreen every 2 hours.
Seek shade, wear full coverage, and use sun protection.
>13+: Hellfire (You are already dead)

It's already too late.
You are dead.

>>511386460
On a scale of 1-11 it is over 9000 nigga.
>The Ultraviolet (UV) Index predicts the ultraviolet radiation levels on a 1-11+
https://enviro.epa.gov/envirofacts/uv/search

>>511386247 (OP)
I used to be whacky, I'm still whacky but differently. Anyway I thought it would be very good for my health to sun my penis and balls. I spent a hour nearly every day during the summer of 2015 with my legs spread open towards the sun flipping my dick around occasionally, literally roasting my weiner. A few years ago I started getting brown spots on my penis, both head and shaft, and I've only been developing more and they're expanding. Be careful guys.

>>511386523
This isn't about heat, it's abiut UV. Granted they are related though heat doesn't literally burn you like UV. Heat makes you sick. UV burns your skin. You can get a sunburn at -40 fahrenheit from UV.

native here summer is pretty tame. 10 to 12 does nothing.

>>511387541
Post post general location faggot.

>>511386247 (OP)
It's pretty common to get an 11 UV index here. That's when you feel the sun cooking you. Five minutes of exposure leads to light sunburn.
>How do you cope
Sun block, hats, flax shirt with long sleeves, etc.
Most important thing? Don't go outside during peak sunlight hours unless necessary. The good thing about it is that we usually lose around ten or so joggers and cyclists who chase their retarded high and get their brains cooked out of their skull. If you are too fucking dumb to run in place, on a treadmill, or stationary bike indoors, your death is a net positive for humanity.

Sadly, it doesn't kill niggers though.

>>511387541
you're brown

>>511387714
>it doesn't kill niggers though.
At high elevation it will. That's why blacks don't live in the mountains, not even African mountains.

>>511387335
UV is always pretty intense in TX too. Skin can come out bronze after a sunny cold day.

>>511389292
Not to downplay Texas heat. It certainly is hot as fuck down there. There is a huge difference in UV between Texas elevations and the mountain elevations though. No way anyone can be burned the same in Texas as someone at 5000' or worse 10,000'. Elevation changes UV in ways Texans simply don't experience.

>>511387634
Arizona duh

>>511386247 (OP)
It’s 11 or 12 in Florida every day

Is it the real sun trying to kill us or their artificial one?

>>511389577
Georgia has had a relatively mild summer, but it gets so fucking humid. The sun seems to cause confusion and I can't think straight until nightfall

>>511386602
Sun belt

>>511389876
>low elevation
Not the same as high elevations. UV is nothing burger where you are.

Why didn't you praise the sun?
Now your going to die!

>>511390178
What you are experiencing and describing is heat related. Georgia's low elevation and high humidity literally protects you from UV rays. Come to the mountains in the spring. Stand around in short at high noon. You'll be sunburned in ten minutes regardless of temperature.

>>511391613
youre just retarded bro

>>511391779
thats nice too know, probably why the feds are building their southern fortress here