Always wear 🕶️ Snow blindness, medically known as photokeratitis, is a painful "sunburn" of the eye's cornea, caused by overexposure to intense UV light reflected off surfaces like snow, water, or sand, leading to redness, pain, tearing, and light sensitivity, with symptoms typically appearing 6-12 hours later and resolving in 1-3 days with rest and protection, though severe cases or repeated exposure may need treatment. Prevention involves wearing UV-blocking sunglasses or goggles during activ

Understanding Visual Snow Syndrome Symptoms and Signs

Did you know that harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun can reflect off of snow and temporarily impact your vision? Find out what snow blindness is and how to prevent it so you can be #AccuWeatherReady this winter! | AccuWeather