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You can get heat exhaustion from the the effects of the sun in which case it is known as sun stroke. If it is cloudy then it would have to be a very hot day to get heat exhaustion. It is possible to get sun burn on a cloudy day as some of the ultraviolet light which affects the skin passes through the clouds.
