The Burning Truth | Cloudy with a Chance of Sunburn?

Clouds don't protect you from UV rays. Neither does shade, a car window, or the winter sky. In Episode 4 of The Burning Truth, we prove it — and bust some of the most dangerous UV myths circulating online. I'm Dr. Whitney Bowe — board-certified dermatologist and mom. UV doesn't take a day off. And once you see these experiments, neither will your sunscreen habit. Joined by STEM expert Steve Spangler, Dr. Lindsey Zubritsky, Dr. Brianna Olamiju, and content creator Lisa Baisl, we put UV to the test — with real experiments, real science, and results you can see in real time. What we prove: ☁ Clouds scatter UV — they don't block it 🪟 Car windows reduce UV but don't eliminate it ☂ Shade helps, but UV still reaches you from multiple angles 🏔 Snow reflects up to 80–90% of UV rays back at your skin 🌑 More melanin does not mean full UV protection. Subscribe to join the mission of spreading facts over myths. Share this with anyone who skips sunscreen on cloudy days. Featuring: Steve Spangler @sickscience // @stevespangler IG Dr. Lindsey Zubritsky, MD, FAAD @drlindseyzubritsky — Board-Certified Dermatologist Dr. Brianna Olamiju, MD, FAAD @docbrianna — Board-Certified Dermatologist, Lisa Baisl @lisa.beautify — Content Creator -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #burningtruth #larocheposayusa #MelanomaAwareness #SPF #cloudyday #uvprotection 00:00 Can You Get Sunburned on a Cloudy Day? 00:47 Today's