The Southland may get a sprinkling of rain Monday during the morning rush hour, according to the National Weather Service.
The greatest chance will before 10 a.m., then a slight chance showers after 10 a.m., the NWS said. Over all, the chance of precipitation is 30 percent.
Monday’s ultraviolet index level in the Los Angeles area will be 6, the NWS.
The reading indicates what the UV exposure is expected to be at noon, when the sun’s rays are at their strongest.
A reading of 0-2 indicates a minimal exposure level, and very fair skinned people could become sunburned in 30 minutes if not properly protected.
A reading of 3-4 is considered a low exposure level, reducing the danger range for those with fair complexions to 15-20 minutes if not protected.
A moderate exposure level of 5-6 indicates that a person with a fair complexion could be safe from sun burn for 10-12 minutes, unless protected.
A high exposure level reading of 7-9 means that a person could be sunburned in 7-8 minutes.
A very high exposure level reading of 10, or greater, means a fair skinned person could suffer a sunburn in about four minutes if not protected.
Ultraviolet radiation is blamed for a host of health problems, including skin cancer and cataracts.
— City News Service contributed to this report