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Can You Get Sun Damage on Cloudy Days?
Yes, up to 80% of UV rays can penetrate through clouds, so it’s important to protect your skin even on overcast days. Similarly, UV radiation can reflect off surfaces like water, sand, and snow, increasing your exposure.
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