What would the average UV-Index of New York City be, if the ozone layer was completely depleted?

If the ozone layer of planet Earth was completely depleted (to near-zero concentrations), what would the average summer UV-index rise to in New York City?

If relevant, other changes anticipated are the complete melting of the ice caps (raising water levels 260 feet and submerging nearly all of the city), and I anticipate violent dawns as unblocked solar radiation sweeps the globe. (Among other things.) I'm looking for a ground-level answer on the index, though.

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What would the average UV-Index of New York City be, if the ozone layer was completely depleted?

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