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I wonder if it would be possible to tell latitudes from this data. Obviously closer to the equator the closer you are to 12 hours, Quito, Ecuador has 12 hours and 6 minutes of daylight currently.
I have no idea where "WeatherGuru" lives, but based on his information he has 13 hours and 5 minutes of daylight so I'm guessing 55N
I wonder if it would be possible to tell latitudes from this data. Obviously closer to the equator the closer you are to 12 hours, Quito, Ecuador has 12 hours and 6 minutes of daylight currently.
I have no idea where "WeatherGuru" lives, but based on his information he has 13 hours and 5 minutes of daylight so I'm guessing 55N
Difficult around this time of year, but the further away from the Equinox it gets obviously it'll be easier.
Sunset in East Anglia is still before 7:30 lol. I lose so much daylight when I go there, it sucks.
By the time I go back next weekend the difference will be 45 minutes.
As it happens we gained exactly two hours of light in the evenings in March with the clock change and we've got exactly two hours to go until we peak out. Our earliest sunrise of the year is 04:35, so still a bit more than two hours to go with that.
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