As North Carolina begins its transition from hot, muggy summer days to cooler mornings, crisp evenings, and more frequent overcast skies, it’s easy to assume the risk of sunburn has passed. After all, when the weather feels more comfortable, many people naturally leave the sunscreen at home. Unfortunately, your skin doesn’t judge sun exposure by the temperature outside. Ultraviolet (UV) rays remain strong well into the early fall months, and they can penetrate ...