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Vitamin D in North Carolina in September: sun, UV and what to expect

Bad weather Bad weather: September is a peak month for tropical storms here, so a beach stay is not recommended. If you still go, check forecasts and travel insurance.

6.3 hsun window (UV 2.5+)
5.9peak UV Index
9 minto a full dose
27°Cafternoon high
7/30rainy days
22/30sunny days

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How long in the sun in September?

Skin typeFull dose, age 30Full dose, age 65Time to burn
Type I6 min11 min23 min
Type II8 min14 min28 min
Type III9 min17 min34 min
Type IV14 min25 min51 min
Type V18 min34 min68 min
Type VI30 min56 min1.9 h

Minutes at midday for about 1,000 IU of vitamin D with a quarter of the body bare, at Wilmington, the median coastal place. Time to burn is the time to reach one minimal erythemal dose and does not depend on age. A rough planning guide, not medical advice.

Places in North Carolina in September

PlaceRatingSun windowFull doseAfternoon highRainy days
Outer BanksBad weather6.6 h9 min26°C7/30
Cape HatterasBad weather6.6 h9 min26°C7/30
WilmingtonBad weather6.3 h9 min27°C7/30
Emerald IsleBad weather6.7 h9 min27°C8/30
Kitty HawkBad weather6.2 h9 min26°C5/30

Other months in North Carolina

Best months: May to August, October. Full North Carolina guide

Other sunny places in September

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