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🌤️ Outdoors

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+ A single profile covering five distinct outdoor leisure activities, each with its own + tailored column set. Select the activity from the dropdown in the Columns bar after + activating the Outdoors profile. +

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+ Beach — UV exposure at the coast is significantly higher than inland: + water reflects up to 25% of incoming UV back at you, and wet sand nearly as much. Both + UV-A and UV-B are shown alongside burn + time for your skin type. Dew point captures the humidity that + makes hot beach days feel muggy, wind speed and direction matters for + comfort and sea state, and sun elevation tells you when the UV load + peaks. UTCI+P and precipitation round out the picture + for day planning. +

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+ Festival — multi-day outdoor events live or die by two things: the + weather comfort and the state of the ground. The Festival variant focuses on + UTCI+P for how cold and wet conditions will actually feel, wind + speed and direction for tent and stage exposure, dew point for + overnight condensation, UV-A and burn time for daytime + sun protection, precipitation for planning, and soil + moisture — the mud indicator. Values above 0.4 m³/m³ mean the ground is + saturated and vehicle access, camping areas, and walkways will be affected. +

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+ Events — for general outdoor gatherings: markets, sports fixtures, open-air + concerts, and public events. Focuses on the crowd comfort picture: air + temperature, wind speed and direction (useful for exposed + grandstands and open sites), cloud cover, UV-A and + burn time for daytime events, UTCI+P for overall felt + comfort, precipitation, and concrete surface temperature + — relevant for anyone standing or sitting on sun-exposed hard standing for extended periods. +

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+ Naturist — with no clothing buffer between skin and environment, every + weather variable matters more. Wind chill at even modest speeds becomes significant, so + both the raw UTCI and UTCI+P are shown. Both UV-A + and UV-B are included — full-body UV exposure is a serious + consideration — alongside burn time, sun elevation, + dew point for humidity comfort, wind, cloud + cover, and precipitation. +

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+ Winter Sports — for skiers, snowboarders, and mountain walkers. UV + intensity increases by roughly 10% for every 1,000 m of altitude, and snow reflects up + to 80% of UV back upward — making mountain environments one of the highest-risk UV + exposures outside a solarium. Both UV-A and UV-B are + shown with burn time. Wind speed and direction is + critical for wind chill at speed and for avalanche and exposure risk on open slopes. + Sun elevation indicates glare and visibility conditions on snow. + UTCI+P captures the real felt temperature, and air + temperature, cloud cover, and precipitation + (snow vs rain) complete the picture. +

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Column reference

Every column in the SunScope forecast table is described below.