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table with a brief alert. Tapping or clicking the event icon opens a detailed description
popup explaining what the condition means and what to watch out for.
</p>
<p>
<strong>What's Coming — cosmic events almanac.</strong> A 🔭 panel below the forecast table
shows upcoming astronomical events for your location over the next 90 days: meteor showers,
lunar and solar eclipses, planetary conjunctions, and oppositions. Each entry shows the event
name, peak date, a countdown, a short description, and a visibility note where the event is
better from a particular hemisphere or location. When a cosmic event is currently active,
it also appears as a banner above the forecast table alongside the weather alerts.
</p>
<h2>What is the SunScope soak-factor?</h2>
<p>
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<p>
SunScope organises its columns into <strong>profiles</strong> — curated sets of data tailored
to different activities and use cases. Rather than showing every column at once, each profile
surfaces the information that actually matters for that situation. You can switch profiles
using the row of buttons above the forecast table. The <strong>Places</strong> profile
includes a sub-dropdown to choose between seven activity variants. Everyday profiles are free;
specialist planning views, the Temps comparison, and Custom columns are part of SunScope Extra.
surfaces the information that actually matters for that situation. You can switch between
<strong>Basic</strong>, <strong>Home</strong>, and <strong>Vehicle</strong> using the buttons
above the forecast table. Two dropdowns — <strong>Places</strong> and <strong>Activities</strong>
— give access to a further set of tailored views. The Temps comparison and Custom column
builder are part of SunScope Extra.
</p>
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</p>
</div>
<div class="profile-block">
<p class="profile-name">🌾 Farming</p>
<p>
Built for anyone working the land — farmers, growers, and market gardeners. Decision-making
in agriculture is driven by conditions at ground level, not just the air. The Farming profile
shows <strong>air temperature</strong>, <strong>relative humidity</strong> and
<strong>dew point</strong> (critical for frost risk assessment and disease pressure on crops),
<strong>wind speed and direction</strong> (essential for safe spraying windows),
<strong>cloud cover</strong> and <strong>sun elevation</strong> for light levels,
<strong>UTCI</strong> for heat stress on the person working outdoors,
<strong>precipitation</strong>, <strong>air quality index</strong> and
<strong>pollen</strong> (relevant for outdoor workers and spray-window planning),
and the three soil columns: <strong>surface soil temperature</strong>, <strong>soil temperature at 6 cm</strong>
(the root zone for most seedlings), and <strong>soil moisture</strong> — so you know
whether the ground is workable or waterlogged before you head out.
</p>
</div>
<div class="profile-block">
<p class="profile-name">🌤️ Places</p>
<p>
A single profile covering seven distinct place and activity contexts, each with its own
tailored column set. Select the variant from the dropdown after activating the Places
profile. Urban, Beach, and Events are free; Festival, Winter Sports, Naturist, and
Sailing are part of SunScope Extra.
The Places dropdown gives access to seven location-specific views, each with its own
tailored column set. Urban, Beach, Events, Park/Picnic, and Airport/Travel are free;
Festival and Construction are part of SunScope Extra.
</p>
<p>
<strong>Urban</strong> — designed for anyone moving around a city on foot: commuting,
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allergy-sensitive attendees), and <strong>concrete surface temperature</strong>
— relevant for anyone standing or sitting on sun-exposed hard standing for extended periods.
</p>
<p>
<strong>Park / Picnic</strong> — a lighter view for casual outdoor time in green spaces.
Shows the essentials without the urban or specialist columns: <strong>air temperature</strong>,
<strong>wind speed</strong>, <strong>cloud cover</strong>, <strong>burn time</strong>,
<strong>UTCI+P</strong>, <strong>precipitation</strong>, and <strong>pollen</strong>
— useful for anyone with hay fever deciding whether to head out.
</p>
<p>
<strong>Airport / Travel</strong> — focused on the conditions that affect journeys rather
than outdoor comfort. Shows <strong>air temperature</strong>, <strong>wind speed and
direction</strong> (relevant for delays and turbulence at exposed airports),
<strong>cloud cover</strong>, <strong>visibility</strong> (critical for flight operations
and driving to the terminal), and <strong>precipitation</strong>.
</p>
<p>
<strong>Festival · Extra</strong> — multi-day outdoor events live or die by two things: the
weather comfort and the state of the ground. Focuses on <strong>UTCI+P</strong> for how
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<strong>UV-A</strong> and <strong>burn time</strong> for daytime sun protection,
<strong>precipitation</strong> for planning, <strong>air quality index</strong> and
<strong>pollen</strong> — particularly relevant for multi-day outdoor exposure — and
<strong>soil moisture</strong> — the mud indicator. Values above 0.4 m³/m³ mean the ground is saturated and vehicle access,
camping areas, and walkways will be affected.
<strong>soil moisture</strong> — the mud indicator. Values above 0.4 m³/m³ mean the ground
is saturated and vehicle access, camping areas, and walkways will be affected.
</p>
<p>
<strong>Construction · Extra</strong> — for site managers and outdoor workers. Safety and
productivity on a construction site depend on conditions at ground level and in the air.
Shows <strong>air temperature</strong>, <strong>wind speed and direction</strong> (critical
for working at height and crane operations), <strong>cloud cover</strong>,
<strong>visibility</strong>, <strong>air quality index</strong> (dust and diesel
particulates compound background pollution), <strong>UTCI</strong> for heat stress on
workers, <strong>UTCI+P</strong> for wet-weather comfort, and <strong>precipitation</strong>.
</p>
</div>
<div class="profile-block">
<p class="profile-name">🎯 Activities</p>
<p>
The Activities dropdown organises views by what you are actually doing outdoors. Farming,
Cycling, Running, and Dog Walking are free; Sailing, Winter Sports, Naturist, Hiking,
Photography, and Fishing are part of SunScope Extra.
</p>
<p>
<strong>Farming</strong> — built for anyone working the land: farmers, growers, and market
gardeners. Decision-making in agriculture is driven by conditions at ground level, not just
the air. Shows <strong>air temperature</strong>, <strong>relative humidity</strong> and
<strong>dew point</strong> (critical for frost risk and disease pressure on crops),
<strong>wind speed and direction</strong> (essential for safe spraying windows),
<strong>cloud cover</strong> and <strong>sun elevation</strong> for light levels,
<strong>UTCI+P</strong> for heat stress on the person working outdoors,
<strong>precipitation</strong>, <strong>air quality index</strong> and <strong>pollen</strong>
(relevant for outdoor workers and spray-window planning), and the three soil columns:
<strong>surface soil temperature</strong>, <strong>soil temperature at 6 cm</strong>
(the root zone for most seedlings), and <strong>soil moisture</strong> — so you know
whether the ground is workable or waterlogged before you head out.
</p>
<p>
<strong>Cycling</strong> — tailored for road and trail cyclists. Wind is the dominant
factor: headwinds add significant effort, crosswinds affect handling, and gusts are a
safety concern on open roads. Shows <strong>air temperature</strong>, <strong>wind speed
and direction</strong>, <strong>cloud cover</strong>, <strong>burn time</strong>,
<strong>UTCI+P</strong>, <strong>precipitation</strong>, and <strong>visibility</strong>
— useful for road cycling in low-light or foggy conditions.
</p>
<p>
<strong>Running</strong> — for outdoor runners monitoring heat stress and air quality.
Shows <strong>air temperature</strong>, <strong>relative humidity</strong> (sweat
evaporation is less effective in humid air, raising heat stress faster),
<strong>wind speed</strong>, <strong>cloud cover</strong>, <strong>UTCI</strong> for raw
heat stress, <strong>burn time</strong>, <strong>UTCI+P</strong>, <strong>precipitation</strong>,
and <strong>pollen</strong> — relevant for asthma and hay fever sufferers pacing their
outdoor training.
</p>
<p>
<strong>Dog Walking</strong> — focused on the comfort and safety of both owner and dog.
Shows <strong>air temperature</strong>, <strong>wind speed</strong>, <strong>cloud
cover</strong>, <strong>UTCI+P</strong>, <strong>precipitation</strong>, and
<strong>pollen</strong>. The Vehicle profile's concrete surface temperature is the better
companion for pavement heat safety on hot days.
</p>
<p>
<strong>Sailing · Extra</strong> — conditions out at sea can be dramatically different from
what the shore feels like. Leads with <strong>air temperature</strong> (hypothermia is a
real risk — water conducts heat away from the body twenty-five times faster than air),
<strong>dew point</strong> (condensation on sails and equipment is a practical concern at
dawn and dusk), <strong>wind speed</strong> with gusts, <strong>wind direction</strong>,
<strong>cloud cover</strong>, and <strong>sun elevation</strong> for visibility and glare.
UV exposure is significantly higher on open water due to reflection off the surface, so
<strong>UV-A index</strong> and <strong>burn time</strong> are included.
<strong>UTCI+P</strong> captures the combined effect of wet, windy conditions,
<strong>visibility</strong> (essential for safe passage — fog and haze at sea are serious
hazards), and <strong>precipitation</strong> rounds out the picture for passage planning.
</p>
<p>
<strong>Winter Sports · Extra</strong> — for skiers, snowboarders, and mountain walkers. UV
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critical for wind chill at speed and for avalanche and exposure risk on open slopes.
<strong>Sun elevation</strong> indicates glare and visibility conditions on snow.
<strong>UTCI+P</strong>, <strong>air temperature</strong>, <strong>cloud cover</strong>,
<strong>visibility</strong> (critical for whiteout and low-cloud conditions on the mountain),
and <strong>precipitation</strong> (snow vs rain) complete the picture.
<strong>visibility</strong> (critical for whiteout and low-cloud conditions on the
mountain), and <strong>precipitation</strong> (snow vs rain) complete the picture.
</p>
<p>
<strong>Naturist · Extra</strong> — with no clothing buffer between skin and environment,
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<strong>UV-A</strong> and <strong>UV-B</strong> are included — full-body UV exposure is a
serious consideration — alongside <strong>burn time</strong>, <strong>sun elevation</strong>,
<strong>dew point</strong> for humidity comfort, <strong>wind</strong>, <strong>cloud
cover</strong>, and <strong>precipitation</strong>.
cover</strong>, <strong>air quality index</strong>, <strong>pollen</strong>,
and <strong>precipitation</strong>.
</p>
<p>
<strong>Sailing · Extra</strong>conditions out at sea can be dramatically different from
what the shore feels like. Leads with <strong>air temperature</strong> (hypothermia is a
real risk — water conducts heat away from the body twenty-five times faster than air),
<strong>dew point</strong> (condensation on sails and equipment is a practical concern at
dawn and dusk), <strong>wind speed</strong> with gusts, <strong>wind direction</strong>,
<strong>cloud cover</strong>, and <strong>sun elevation</strong> for visibility and glare.
UV exposure is significantly higher on open water due to reflection off the surface, so
<strong>UV-A index</strong> and <strong>burn time</strong> are included. <strong>UTCI+P</strong>
captures the combined effect of wet, windy conditions, <strong>visibility</strong>
(essential for safe passage — fog and haze at sea are serious hazards), and
<strong>precipitation</strong> rounds out the picture for passage planning.
<strong>Hiking · Extra</strong>for hillwalkers and long-distance trail users. Conditions
in upland and remote terrain can shift rapidly and the consequences of being caught out are
more serious than in urban areas. Shows <strong>air temperature</strong>, <strong>wind speed
and direction</strong>, <strong>cloud cover</strong>, <strong>sun elevation</strong>, both
<strong>UV-A</strong> and <strong>UV-B</strong> with <strong>burn time</strong> (altitude
increases UV exposure), <strong>UTCI</strong> and <strong>UTCI+P</strong>,
<strong>precipitation</strong>, and <strong>visibility</strong> (critical for navigation
in poor conditions).
</p>
<p>
<strong>Photography · Extra</strong> — for outdoor and landscape photographers who need
to understand light quality, cloud diffusion, and solar position. Shows <strong>air
temperature</strong>, <strong>cloud cover</strong>, <strong>sun elevation</strong>,
<strong>direct radiation</strong> and <strong>diffuse radiation</strong> (the ratio of
these two values determines whether light is harsh or soft), <strong>visibility</strong>
(haze and atmospheric clarity), and <strong>precipitation</strong>.
</p>
<p>
<strong>Fishing · Extra</strong> — river and sea anglers need to read conditions that most
weather apps don't surface. Shows <strong>air temperature</strong>, <strong>dew point</strong>
(morning condensation and hatch activity on rivers), <strong>wind speed and direction</strong>,
<strong>cloud cover</strong>, <strong>UTCI+P</strong> for what it will actually feel like
on an exposed bank or boat, <strong>precipitation</strong>, and <strong>visibility</strong>
for sea and estuary conditions.
</p>
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