California Will Start Losing Daylight After Summer Solstice. Here’s How Quickly
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Less daylight is coming after the summer solstice
FPREN | By Irene Sans Days will become ´shorter´ after the summer solstice … this means less daylight. If you like the ´longer days,´ then your excitement will diminish every day, little by little. To be exact, you will lose between 1 and 1.5 minutes of daylight every day until the next solstice in winter, December 21. For example, June 20 will be the longest day of the year in Miami, with 13 hours 44 minutes and 59 seconds of daylight. From the…
Summer officially starts at 10:42 p.m. tonight
Days will become “shorter” from now on … this means less daylight. If you like the “longer days,” then your excitement will diminish every day, little by little. To be exact, you will lose between one and 1.5 minutes of daylight every day until the next solstice in winter, Dec. 21. For example, June 20 will be the longest day of the year in Miami, with 13 hours 44 minutes and 59 seconds of daylight. From then on, Miami loses a few seconds in the…
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