Is it itching specifically in the sun or even in the shade when it's hot? Because if the redness and itching appear in hot weather in general, it's often just irritation from sweat and blood vessels dilating from the heat - usually goes away if you wash your face with cool water and help your skin cool down. Rosacea typically causes more persistent redness and is often accompanied by small bumps or visibly dilated capillaries that are there all the time. If it's specifically in the sun and started recently, it's more likely photodermatitis or just increased skin sensitivity to UV. In any case, try an SPF with UVA/UVB protection - it's a universal recommendation, and if it's the sun, it'll definitely help, and if it's something else, it won't hurt.