I would have said 3 or 4 pm. but much of that depends on your location.

May 30, 2023
9:10:29am

scall Cog in the Machine

And I promise you that in June in Phoenix I can get a sunburn before 10 a.m. if I haven't been out in the sun much before that to tan up a little. Especially if water is involved.

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Is there a website that shows the time of day you can expect sunburn for a given location? There was a thread about it

Pete The Hope That Kills You

5/30/23 8:20am

You dont need a website for that.

Backcountry

5/30/23 8:22am

My teenage girls watch the UV index on the weather app.

ABN RGR

5/30/23 8:27am

I am old school. If I am outside and in the sun a lot, I put on sunscreen. If not, I don't.

Baron

5/30/23 8:32am

I am older school. I go outside when I want and I don't bother with sunscreen.

kccougar

5/30/23 10:29am

Simple…it’s basically very difficult to get sunburned before 10 and after 2ish

RUNBYU1

5/30/23 8:48am

I would have said 3 or 4 pm. but much of that depends on your location.

scall

5/30/23 9:10am

Yeah I'll give you in a southern locale on a HIGH UV indx day it's more like 9-3

RUNBYU1

5/30/23 1:07pm

I surfed in Hawaii at 2:30pm for 2 years. Never got burned, & I'm a red head.

RUNBYU1

5/30/23 1:08pm

RE: Is there a website that shows the time of day you can expect sunburn for a

Preppy

5/30/23 8:49am

I asked my Amazon Echo what the current UV index is. That plus the EPA Site lets me know what to expect.

JayOwen

5/30/23 9:45am

Search for hourly UV index

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