re: Does alcohol affect you less when in the sun?

I'm no rocket surgeon, but I do play one on message boards...and I think that it's not alcohol you're either sweating out or peeing out. For all intensive porpoises, you sweat out your fluids and electrolytes, and will get drunk more quickly because you're dehydrated.

Yes. Sun depletes your body of water, water that would typically dilute the alcohol. Therefore, an individual is able to become more intoxicated in less time.

Everyone I've dealt with has become inebriated faster while drinking in the sun.

I'm not huge on drinking at the beach. Me and my wife usually get a 6er or a tall boy each. The problem is I never want to bring a cooler and the beers get warm quickly. I mean, I guess a day spent drinking at the beach can't be that bad.

Yeah and it effects you even less when you don't drink water while in the sun.

Try it as soon as you get the chance.