How much difference in sunlight do you get annually? (average, days, city)
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Our winter UV is about 2, in summer it's 12 or 13.
average winter daily sunshine is about 4 hours
average summer daily sunshine 8-9 hours.
At least your sunshine hour get cut in half for winter.
*No wonder many people get SAD here.
*I don't get SAD, but it does seem bizarre the contrast between summer and winter for light levels... even fall to summer.
Daylight hours in winter is about 8 hours, summer is about 15.5 hours.
Based on this, clear skies are at least twice as common in summer versus winter.
Eh? At Sydney Aero June mean is 6.0, July 6.6 and August 7.8, with August being the relatively sunniest month of the year with 72% of the astronomically possible ...
from SMHI:s homepage
"During summer, the UV index in Sweden is 4-7 and during the dark season (Nov-Feb) usually below 2"
Above some 52 degrees the lowest UV is in midwinter less than 0.5. UV 1 will reach Longyearbyen during these next days.
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