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There is not much sun in the winter, but that also means there is more sun in summer. The variance is greater, but it averages out.
by NorwegianDude 2y ago
There is not much sun in the winter, but that also means there is more sun in summer. The variance is greater, but it averages out.
- bongodongobob 2y agoIt's summer for like a month. Living that far north is hellish for most people. It's not just like a colder Seattle or something.
- Toutouxc 2y agoThe country lies north of the Northern Tropic, which means that it gets less sun in summer AND significantly less sun in winter.
- ithkuil 2y agoLess sun intensity but longer days during summer
- NorwegianDude 2y agoEhh, what? Just because Norway is far north does not mean that it gets less sun all year round. It has more sun in summer, and less in winter. You can be at the northern most point of mainland Norway now and wait for sunset. But you will have to wait until August. It's been up since May 11.
- Toutouxc 2y agoI wrote that in a rush and was thinking more about the angle, i.e. peak intensity. You get more sun hours, but not that warm.
- KingOfCoders 2y agoWhich leads to the best raspberries I ever had. Which suprised us a lot.