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Irrespective of temperature you can becomes 'tanned' , when there is plenty of uv light from the SUN.

The best advice is sit/lie in the shade!!!! with a cold drink alongside you. You will readily becomes 'tanned', and will NOT become sunburnt.

This is because you are receiving plenty of uv light, without direct solar radiation (sun burn).

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Yes. Getting a tan depends only on exposure to the sun, not the temperature of the air. In fact, colder temperatures may make getting a tan easier, since the lower atmospheric pressure means that there are fewer particles in the air to block UV radiation.

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