Yes but... not for the whole day. You can still get some sun in the morning and evening when the UV index is a lot more reasonable. Clearly not ideal but, we

Yes but... not for the whole day. You can still get some sun in the morning and evening when the UV index is a lot more reasonable. Clearly not ideal but, well, that's where you live. I personally am looking forward to when I am able to be a snowbird. Summers in the northern US, winters in the south. It's the best of both worlds. A few years ago, we met up with some friends from Houston at a summer vacation rental up in the Traverse City Michigan area. Their kids couldn't get over how late sunsets were. It really messed with their heads for the first few days. But when you have so so much daylight, you don't worry about spending a few hours indoors when the sun is most intense - you aren't wasting any of your precious vacation time. And then in winter, walking along the ocean on the Gulf Coast in January with only a long-sleeved shirt. For a few hours most days you can get away with a T-shirt (or no shirt). Glorious.