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Sure, in the sun, which is less available in winter, especially in Canada.

• bawolff 3y ago
  Not really. I grew up in northern Alberta. Yes there are less daylight hours, but the sun was often very intense during those hours. Winter tends to be dry so you have bright winters with little cloud cover, for the hours of sun you do get. It just happens to set at 4pm. Of course eventually that changes if you go far north enough, but very few people actually live past the artic circle. People living on the coast will probably also have very different weather. Of course i dont think i ever saw anyone hang clothes outside in -40 weather. I feel like drying is not what would happen but i dont know
• davidjade 3y ago
  Water can go directly from ice to vapor without melting. So you don’t need sunlight or heat.