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You live around 75ºW, the meridian of UTC-5 timezone
Equation of time for today is around zero/netral which translates to solar noon = 12:00 for timezone meridian
With DST added your solar noon is 01:00 pm
You live around 75ºW, the meridian of UTC-5 timezone
Equation of time for today is around zero/netral which translates to solar noon = 12:00 for timezone meridian
With DST added your solar noon is 01:00 pm
Another reason to dislike DST. I will say one thing I like about it is that it "extends" the pleasant morning/early afternoon light. Kind of a contradictory view though.
I would like the "pre-solar noon" light until about 2:00 or 3:00, then either a quick transition to evening or just cloudy weather.
Another reason to dislike DST. I will say one thing I like about it is that it "extends" the pleasant morning/early afternoon light. Kind of a contradictory view though.
I would like the "pre-solar noon" light until about 2:00 or 3:00, then either a quick transition to evening or just cloudy weather.
For me, I like the "post solar noon" light, especially the late afternoon/evening orange light as early as possible
Sun declination is 11º now
For Turku, 60º latitude, that means 19º below horizon at solar midnight (01:30 am)
Which means in 2-3 days you'll start experience "no true night", until late August
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