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Burn, baby, burn!

Is it true that UV rays are more powerful on cloudy days?  Apparently so.  Weird….

Is it true that UV rays are more powerful on cloudy days?  Apparently so.  Weird.

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3 thoughts on “Burn, baby, burn!”

  1. I absolutely have to check out that page. I’ve experienced worse all-over burns on slightly cloudy or hazy days, partly because it’s too easy to think there’s no need for shade or sunscreen.

  2. I think that’s a huge factor (“It’s cloudy / not hot / no sunscreen needed”), but according to the page, there’s an actual harmful difference in UV levels as well.

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