too much sun
Solar radiation overload
Too much sun refers to overexposure to sunlight, with its associated harms—sunburn, heatstroke, skin damage.
The phrase often appears in explanations or warnings: She got too much sun at the beach, The tomatoes wilted from too much sun.
It can describe a weathered appearance: His face showed years of too much sun.
- blisteredFormed fluid-filled welts
- burnt to a crispThoroughly charred by heat
- red as a lobsterExtremely sunburned comparison
- heatstrokeBody's cooling system failure
- peelingComing off in strips
redness · scorched · tan · tan lines · farmer's tan · freckles · SPF · melanoma · skin cancer · dehydration · sweltering · parched · faded · bleached · wilted · drought · desert · glare
- Gardening Mistakesoverwatering, underwatering, overfertilizing, poor drainage, crowding
- plant problemsroot rot, iron deficiency, calcium deficiency, wilting, yellow leaves