Sunshine Hours Data, & Why is East TX Always So Cloudy?

[RWood]

Originally Posted by pghdude28

You don't know what lack of sunshine is until you've lived in Pittsburgh, PA or any city in the interior Northeast/Great Lakes/Rust Belt region.

Even in those areas you're getting about 45% or better in most parts, though Pittsburgh's 45% claimed is probably nearer 42-43%.

[Humid Subtropical]

Originally Posted by ColdCanadian

December Toronto averages 1.8 hours of sun per day, out of 8.5 hours of daylight!

That is the average for Vancouver in December, not Toronto Where did you say you were from again?

[nei]

Originally Posted by RWood

Even in those areas you're getting about 45% or better in most parts, though Pittsburgh's 45% claimed is probably nearer 42-43%.

Yes, but the winter months average below 30%:

Sunshine- Average Percent (%) Possible

Lowest is 25% for December in Syracuse. But yea, worldwide, the Great Lakes region isn't that cloudy; I assume much of northwestern Europe is cloudier.

[RWood]

Originally Posted by nei

Yes, but the winter months average below 30%:

Sunshine- Average Percent (%) Possible

Lowest is 25% for December in Syracuse. But yea, worldwide, the Great Lakes region isn't that cloudy; I assume much of northwestern Europe is cloudier.

Indeed so.