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Don't confuse them, ultraviolet cloudy weather will definitely be weaker than when the sky is clear, the law of light refraction, the refracted light will be weakened, whether ultraviolet or infrared, it is the same.
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In cloudy weather, ultraviolet rays are strong. Here's why:
First, clouds do not completely block UV rays.
Second, the clouds cause the ultraviolet rays that penetrate the earth to form multiple reflections between the heavens and the earth, causing more damage.
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Gravel: Increases UV damage by 25%.
Seawater: Increases UV damage by 6%.
Green Meadow: Increases UV damage by 3%.
Glass: It will let ultraviolet rays pass through, and there is no blocking ability at all.
Clouds: It may seem like it can block out a little bit of sunlight and regulate your sunbathing, but the truth is that the sun can still penetrate the clouds and damage your skin.
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Myth 1: It can protect against ultraviolet rays.
b (uvb) sunscreen.
It can completely protect the skin.
In fact, there are two main types of ultraviolet rays that are easy to cause damage, UVA and UVB, in general, the SPF value in sunscreen refers to the ability of sunscreen to protect against UVB, which can cause sunburn.
However, UVA can also cause aging and damage to deep cells, so in order to avoid all UVA damage, you should choose a sunscreen that protects against both UVA and UVB.
Myth 2: You only need to apply sunscreen once a day.
Give each sunscreen half an hour to absorb before heading out, but that doesn't mean these absorbed sunscreens will protect you from UV rays throughout the day. You should apply sunscreen at least every two hours, and especially remember to wear sunscreen after swimming, even if you're using a waterproof one.
Children's skin is more susceptible to sun damage, so it needs extra protection. Experts believe that excessive sun exposure in childhood will greatly increase the risk of ** cancer in the future.
possibilities. Myth 3: On a cloudy day.
Don't worry about sun exposure.
This is a misconception that many people will fall into, in fact, sunlight.
Most of the UV rays can penetrate thin clouds, and if the clouds are thicker, they can only provide some level of protection.
Myth 4: All sunglasses.
will protect your eyes from harmful light.
Not all sunglasses are designed to protect your eyes from UV rays, and some are just for show, so make sure your sunglasses do.
Myth 5: SPF.
Lower sunscreens are also useful.
If the SPF of a sunscreen is less than 15, it won't do much protection. Be careful to regularly use sunscreens with an SPF of more than 15, which also have an expiration date.
Be careful to check the expiration date on the bottle, most sunscreens have a shelf life of 2 to 3 years.
Myth 6: You can get a healthy tan without sunscreen.
A tanned body without sunscreen can't be healthy, and darkening is a warning that the sun's rays are harming you. UVA UVA rays can cause wrinkles as you age, while UVB rays can cause deeper sunburn.
Myth 7: Wearing a T-shirt while swimming can protect** from sunburn.
Although a wet T-shirt can provide some protection, wet clothes absorb UV rays more than dry clothes, so if you plan to swim in a t-shirt, be sure to bring a dry suit to change at any time.
Myth 8: You don't need sun protection on a cold mountaintop.
In fact, the higher the altitude, the sun's exposure is more intense, so although it may feel cooler at the top of the mountain, you'll get sunburned sooner, so it's best to wear long-sleeved clothing to cover up, a hat and sunglasses, sunscreen on your face, and protective cream on your lips, nose, and ears.
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Because the ultraviolet rays at this time have a very high rate of damage after many cloud reflections, the ultraviolet rays on sunny days are directly on people's **, and he brings less damage to the human body**, through comparison, the ultraviolet rays of cloudy weather are sometimes higher than sunny days.
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Although ultraviolet rays are hidden inside the clouds, the air outside the clouds is heavily polluted, and ultraviolet rays through sunlight can create a more powerful source of pollution.
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This is because if the weather is cloudy, the penetration of ultraviolet rays is also relatively strong, and although it will not be reflected, it will also pass through the clouds and reflect a lot of visible light.
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Because the clouds are too thin in cloudy weather, they can't resist the exposure of ultraviolet rays at all, and in addition, the air is thin in cloudy weather, and the atmospheric circulation is not enough, so ultraviolet rays are easily emitted.
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Because this phenomenon is called the cloud enhancement effect. Due to cloud enhancement. The UV intensity is the highest. So take sun protection today, too.
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The intensity of UV rays in the environment is actually related to many factors, such as the latitude of the place, the time of day, the season, and so on.
Cloud cover is also a factor. According to Estipinan et al., there may not be any attenuation of UV intensity at the surface in the case of very thin clouds.
So even on a cloudy day that's not so bright, the UV intensity may not be low, which is why we recommend wearing sunscreen on a normal cloudy day.
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Cloudy weather generally does not want to wear sunscreen, is cloudy weaker UV rays than sunny days?
The ultraviolet rays of cloudy skies cannot be ignored.
I don't think I'm being neglected, I can't see the sun, the sun is very strong. We all know that there are many forces that affect it, such as the weakness of ultraviolet rays on a daily basis, because ultraviolet rays are affected by the high and low levels of the sun. In addition, the latitude of our latitude is also associated with the weakness of UV rays, and most of us know that UV rates are also associated with the season.
For cloudy days, UVs are also present and power is not underestimated. In front of the ultraviolet rays can be ignored, and there is no sun protection, which is good. Now think about it, it's just about achieving desire.
The ultraviolet rays behind the white clouds are hard to imagine.
For cloudy and sunny days, cloudy weather is king. On a sunny day, when clouds cover half of the sky or even the whole day, the UV intensity on the surface may be higher than on a cloudless day. According to research, up to 25 and breaking through the UV index of 15
Learn about the hottest weather at noon, with multiple UV indices of only 8 to 9So, when we naively lift up the clouds, I don't have the pretty black that I know I'm in ultraviolet light through the clouds.
No matter what the season, whatever the weather, do your job and get out. For little sisters who love beauty, they have to remember sunscreen and sunscreen cosmetics. For little fairies who like Su Yan, you can bring a hat, sunglasses, and a mask in the cloudy or lower heat.
The mask can also be sunscreen.
Summer is not sunscreen, be careful! UV rays are really scary!
1. It can cause aging and cancer.
Many experts have shown that incorrect UV radiation can lead to aging, wrinkles, and even, cancer and lupus erythema. UVB rays can not only cause tanning, but also reach directly to the leather layer, destroying collagen and elastin fibers, and creating a light seal that can be stacked and accumulated, with a sustainable effect of sunburn and aging. Between 50 and 70 percent of cancers are caused by excess radiation of ultraviolet light, which are malignant melanoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and alkaline carcinoma.
2. Ultraviolet rays are the first enemy of freckles.
Many freckles are caused by genetics and can't**. UV rays are the main reason why many people increase the number of freckles in the summer, and the color deepens. In winter, the number decreases and the color is light.
Friends with freckles should not take photosensitizing drugs such as granules and methoxy, eat less photosensitive foods such as celery and parsley, and eat more fruits and vegetables that are rich in vitamins. In the summer, wear a hat and sunglasses for sunscreen.
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If you are tanned in cloudy weather, you still have to wear sunscreen, the cloud can hardly isolate ultraviolet rays, 90% of the ultraviolet rays can penetrate the clouds, only dark, heavy rain clouds can block part of the ultraviolet rays. Clouds mainly reflect visible light, while ultraviolet light does not, so ultraviolet light does not weaken on cloudy days, just like ultraviolet rays on sunny days.
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Yes. However, although it is cloudy and weak, the intensity of ultraviolet rays is always not weak in summer, so you should pay attention to applying sunscreen.
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Yes, cloudy weather is weaker than sunny day's ultraviolet rays, because when it is cloudy, the clouds are thicker, so it will block part of the ultraviolet rays, so most people don't want to wear sunscreen on cloudy days.
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Actually, this is not the case, sometimes the ultraviolet rays are higher on cloudy days than when the sun is out, so it does not mean that cloudy weather will be weaker than sunny days.
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Cloudy weather is useless to bask in front socks and respect the sun.
There is no effect, how can it be effective if the sun does not come out on cloudy weather. As the name suggests, basking in the sun is to come out to bask in the sun when there is sun, what we want is to increase the absorption of calcium when basking in the sun, and without the sun is to go to its meaning.
It can only be sunned when there is sun, children and the elderly can be sunburned, calcium can be supplemented, children can grow fast with calcium, and the elderly can prevent osteoporosis by basking in the sun.
Benefits of sun exposure:
The ultraviolet rays in the sun can kill the bacteria and viruses that are good on the surface, prevent colds, and basking in the sun can improve the vitamin D in the body, which is conducive to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular health, and enhances the body's immunity, so as to prevent symptoms such as colds, runny nose and sore throat and the risk of cancer, and infants and young children can promote their growth and development.
Spending time in the sun can make people feel relaxed and comfortable, thus preventing the occurrence of depression. Promotes calcium absorption and regulates hormone release. Basking in the sun should avoid summer and strong ultraviolet rays, too strong ultraviolet rays in the sun will lead to ** cancer and other harms, the time is less than half an hour, and you should drink more water after the sun.
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Ultraviolet radiation can burn**, irradiated **flushing, painful, can cause dermatitis allergies, and in severe cases, it can also cause **cancer; People with frequent eye infections may also develop keratitis and other symptoms.
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Long-term exposure to ultraviolet lamps can cause redness, swelling, pain, desquamation and other changes. If exposed for a long time without protection, it may cause cancer. Ultraviolet light can cause keratitis and conjunctivitis, and if you stare at the light source, your eyes will be painful and tearful.
If there is no protection, it may also induce eye diseases such as cataracts and glaucoma.
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Long-term exposure to ultraviolet rays may cause problems such as erythema, inflammation, aging, and even cancer. It will cause the surface temperature to rise, and it will be uncomfortable for human habitation. It will cause the service life of many electrical appliances to become shorter, such as air conditioners.
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It will cause **disease, redness, swelling, itching, blisters and other symptoms, and will also affect the central nervous system, headache, dizziness, etc. It can also affect the eyes and can cause conjunctivitis and keratitis, which is called photoophthalmia
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UV exposure, which often results in darkening and peeling after a sunburn. Therefore, if the weather is strong in ultraviolet rays, you can bring sunscreen and parasols when you go out to protect your **.
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Ultraviolet exposure can cause problems such as disease, ultraviolet rays are actually unfriendly, too much is irradiated by ultraviolet rays, some people's ** is easy to allergies, easy to blacken.
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Too strong ultraviolet rays, for plants, will cause problems in the growth and development of plants, and may even lead to wilting. In addition, for people, too strong ultraviolet rays can lead to sunburn, and in severe cases, it can lead to cancer.
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多云 (duō yún; cloudy)
In China's meteorology, medium and low cloud cover accounts for 4 10 7 10 or high cloud cover accounts for 6 10 10 10 10 10 is called cloudy.
Cloudy (overcast).
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