This can make dosing tricky. You can be taking an amount that is safe right now, but then is too much later.
You can max out your body’s vitamin D production even on a cloudy day, though the sun’s angle of incidence effects production.
The body typically maxes production at something like 20k iu (pleae verify this number it has been a while since I learned it), so staying below this number should mostly safe.
The USDA has set its recommended daily allowance mostly to avoid rickets. It is largely considered too low a number for general well being.
I live in north western Washington, and previously used to combat seasonal affective disorder, with some pretty dark thoughts come february. Since I started taking 1k D3 some 20 years ago much of the seasonal mental health has gone away. I take 2k D3 consistently currently, and if I run out for more than a week my mood starts to deteriorate quickly. I still haven’t proved causation since there are likely reasons I’ve let myself run out of the supplement that long, but it is so consistent that I treat it as causal at this point. YMMV
Please do research above just asking a forum for dosing advice though. This is a well educated place, and I would very much trust it as a starting point, but there is a lot of good published content on the topic. Though, I admit google is so bad today, I might fail to find any of the content I referenced years ago… if you use chatgpt make sure to require references, and check them. I find that using multiple instances to review research references separately prevents some context based poisoning as well. And pointing out inconsistencies can be a good way to find nuance in a topic. Though sometimes LLM will just waffle, and the context may be done