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Topic: Sun safety

Misquamicut Beach, Rhode Island.
Make sure summer isn't a bummer: Prepare for heat, rip currents and more
June 3, 2024
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Weather
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weather safety
beach safety
sun safety
Misquamicut Beach, Rhode Island.
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Heat exhaustion or heat stroke? Know the signs of heat illness
July 27, 2022
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Weather
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heat waves
human health
extreme weather
sun safety
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Don't let this happen to you. Be sure to check NOAA's UV Index before going outdoors, and always protect your skin from harmful ultraviolet radiation with sunblock and sun-protective clothing.
It's 'Don't Fry Day.' Here are 5 sun safety tips
May 28, 2021
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Weather
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sun safety
Don't let this happen to you. Be sure to check NOAA's UV Index before going outdoors, and always protect your skin from harmful ultraviolet radiation with sunblock and sun-protective clothing.
A father and his young daughter wearing white t-shirts and bathing suits enjoy a quiet moment alone sitting on a stretch of beach with turquoise waters on a very bright and sunny day. (stock image.)
NOAA UV forecasts can help you stay safe in the sun and avoid the burn
July 28, 2020
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Climate
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sun safety
A father and his young daughter wearing white t-shirts and bathing suits enjoy a quiet moment alone sitting on a stretch of beach with turquoise waters on a very bright and sunny day. (stock image.)
Don't let this happen to you. Be sure to check NOAA's UV Index before going outdoors, and always protect your skin from harmful ultraviolet radiation with sunblock and sun-protective clothing.
Don’t let the sunshine ruin your day. Check the UV Index first.
July 16, 2019
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Weather
Topics:
solar radiation
sun safety
Don't let this happen to you. Be sure to check NOAA's UV Index before going outdoors, and always protect your skin from harmful ultraviolet radiation with sunblock and sun-protective clothing.
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Excessive heat, a 'silent killer'
June 18, 2014
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Weather
Topics:
heat waves
human health
extreme weather
sun safety
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