PM Update: Mild and fairly calm as clouds slowly increase this evening. Storm threat late Sunday.
We’re entering that time of year when it’s especially important to keep sunscreen on hand, even on cool or somewhat cloudy days. Today we have the same high sun angle as we do on Aug. 11.
Despite today’s clouds, the Ultraviolet Index hit Level 7, which means protection is needed, especially midday. When outside, generously apply broad-spectrum SPF 15 or higher sunscreen on exposed skin, and wear protective clothing, a wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses. Remember that UV rays have nothing to do with surface temperatures. Even when the air is cool, a sunburn is still possible. It can be harder to remember to put on sunscreen when it doesn’t feel like a summer day.readings, which the Environmental Protection Agency considers “very high.”
Being outside during late morning through midafternoon for more than 15 minutes will require extra protection. A good rule of thumb to follow: If your shadow is shorter than you, seek shade.
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