Exposure to UV rays is present on sunny and cloudy days. Henry Abna, 70, says he doesn't recall ever telling his children to wear sunglasses, but he did prioritize regular eye exams for the family ...

LONGMEADOW, Mass. (WWLP) – Experts are reminding people to protect their eyes in the sun. This reminder comes as temperatures continue to rise and the UV remains high across the region.

Screen Shot 2016 05 05 at 2.39.40 PM (Mark Thompson) "All of the energy from the sun that was going through the telescope is now being focused on the eye," Thompson said.

Eye damage from the sun can be temporary and heal quickly. But Dr. Adams warns if exposed for too long, symptoms can last longer. It can also lead to other problems.

Wearing sunscreen can help to protect your skin from the ultraviolet radiation from the sun. “My advice is to stay hydrated, use the SPF as directed, and walk as much as you can in the shade ...

If your eyes start bothering you after a hot, sunny day at the beach or the pool, chances are it's not what you think. "The first thing that they say is, I think I got some sand in my eyes," said ...