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Yes. The closer you are to noon the stronger the sun's rays hitting the earth, so before 10am and after 2pm are safer, but not entirely safe. I try to be inside or in the shade in June, July and August between 10am and about 5pm but I've definitely gotten slight sun burns biking after 5. Remember that at the peak of summer the sun doesn't set until after 9pm, so it can still be pretty high in the sky at 5.

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Yes, you can still get sunburned after 5pm, especially if you are at a high altitude or near reflective surfaces like water or snow. The sun's UV rays can still cause skin damage even in the late afternoon or early evening. It's important to follow sun protection measures throughout the day, not just during peak hours.

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