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e.g. in Scandinavia you get an hour or sunshine per day in December, and that's at a very low degree above the horizon. In July, you can get more than 12 hours
by egman_ekki 5y ago
e.g. in Scandinavia you get an hour or sunshine per day in December, and that's at a very low degree above the horizon. In July, you can get more than 12 hours of sunshine per day. And that's for Copenhagen, don't ask about Stockholm...
- StavrosK 5y agoYes but it doesn't go from an hour a day on March 20th to 12 hours a day on March 21st, it's a gradual lengthening. The GP said that it goes from not sunny at all to very sunny suddenly.
- dagw 5y agoThe big contributor is vacations. As flights and hotels have gotten cheaper and cheaper it is more and more common to take 1-2 weeks in places like Thailand or Bali or Dubai in the winter. So people are going from no sun on their body for 4 month, to spending 10+ hours a day in a bathing suit in extremely intense sun.