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Remember that the seasons are inverted on the other side of the equator. (Granted, the population splits something like 90/10 but still.)
by kqr 2y ago
Remember that the seasons are inverted on the other side of the equator. (Granted, the population splits something like 90/10 but still.)
- ropejumper 2y agoThere are relatively few people living south enough to have "cold and dark winters," anyway. The northern hemisphere is much more concentrated towards the north. Most people live above 35°S where, at the most extreme, winter days are about 10 hours and a half long (plus about an hour of decent twilight). Temperatures obviously vary depending on region but they don't really get much below 10°C as far as I know. So really, it's more like mostly bright and somewhat chilly.