Have you ever had a sunburn on a December day?

[tarzan_taborda]

No, I only burn if I spend 3 or 4 hours in contact with sunlight, and it has to be at least May, I won't burn sooner.
In a few days after the incident, I go from burnt to tanned.
I don't have pinkish skin, so It's not surprising.

[The East Frisian]

Very impossible here in December, with a sun angle of only 13-15° at noon. However its possible in the higher altitudes of the Alps at a latitude of 46-48°, where the UV layer is thinner.

[irlinit]

Originally Posted by The East Frisian

Very impossible here in December, with a sun angle of only 13-15° at noon. However its possible in the higher altitudes of the Alps at a latitude of 46-48°, where the UV layer is thinner.

Yep.. I got some colour after skiing today, it was sunny and at 1600m-2400m (about 6000ft) at 45N the air is obviously thinner so it's easier

[klimkin199]

In my hometown UV index is 0 in December. So, I never get sunburn in my hometown in December