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I don't burn too easily at all (except under my eyes and my shoulders), and I haven't been in the sun that much lately. My younger boy has fair complexion. Sun was surprisingly strong for being last days of September... UV peaked at only 6 at Noon but it felt stronger.
This was today.
Last edited by chicagogeorge; 09-27-2014 at 05:34 PM..
Matched the date of a YouTube video and my post with radar from August:
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Originally Posted by G8RCAT
91F, dewpoint 70, storms firing.
The description says "central Kentucky", although not Lexington of course! God forbid! I remember this day and I did not hear thunder even once. But as ****ing always, neighboring towns had this:
I don't burn too easily at all (except under my eyes and my shoulders), and I haven't been in the sun that much lately. My younger boy has fair complexion. Sun was surprisingly strong for being last days of September... UV peaked at only 6 at Noon but it felt stronger.
This was today.
Humidity lower, allowing sun to feel hotter? That's my guess.
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