What is another word for snowblindness?
Pronunciation: [snˈə͡ʊbla͡ɪndnəs] (IPA) 
Snowblindness is a temporary loss of vision caused by overexposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays while on snow or ice-covered terrain. Some commonly used synonyms for this condition include "photokeratitis," "UV keratitis," and "snow blindness syndrome." Photokeratitis refers to a type of eye injury caused by prolonged UV exposure, while UV keratitis specifically describes the inflammation of the cornea from UV radiation. Snow blindness syndrome incorporates symptoms such as eye pain, tearing, and temporary vision loss. Other less commonly used synonyms for snowblindness include "albedo blindness," "glare blindness," and "flash blindness." Regardless of the term used, protecting your eyes with sunglasses and avoiding extended UV exposure is important to prevent snowblindness.
