Why does sunlight make me tired?

[Hopes]

Originally Posted by Gerania

Heat and the perpetual sun are two different things. How do you think that you'd feel after having spent a 78 degree, low humidity, breezy day out-of-doors? Probably, not too bad.

Quebec has very mild summers. It doesn't often get very hot there.

[Acajack]

Originally Posted by Hopes

Quebec has very mild summers. It doesn't often get very hot there.

Depends on your definition of hot. In Montreal and most of the south, it's 25-30C or more every day and many days have high humidity with humidex (feels like) readings about 35C, sometimes going to 45C.

[Hopes]

Originally Posted by Acajack

Depends on your definition of hot. In Montreal and most of the south, it's 25-30C or more every day and many days have high humidity with humidex (feels like) readings about 35C, sometimes going to 45C.

That's not my definition of hot. All of the average monthly temperature charts for Montreal and Quebec are significantly cooler than where I live. We have humidity too. For me, your temps would be refreshing in the summer and miserable in the winter.