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17. Finally a post which clears the smoke! Thank you!

Sun Dec 18, 2022, 07:28 PM

Dec 2022

It is the LENGTH of hours of sunshine which determines soltice day, not at what time sun sets.

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The sun will set in DC today at 4:48 p.m. A week ago, it set at 4:46 p.m. [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Dec 2022 OP

Yes, the times they are a'changing!!! elleng Dec 2022 #1

Time to play the Wyndham Hill's "December" and "Winter Solstice" indoor Backseat Driver Dec 2022 #5

;-) elleng Dec 2022 #6

What? Days are getting longer in DC before December 21st? at140 Dec 2022 #2

This happens every year. enough Dec 2022 #7

It does. The earliest sunset occurs before the 21st, though. NT mahatmakanejeeves Dec 2022 #10

Check out the time of sunrise, though. nilram Dec 2022 #12

Finally a post which clears the smoke! Thank you! at140 Dec 2022 #17

When will solar thermal luminescence kick in again? GreenWave Dec 2022 #3

Nice. Bookmarking for my house. Thanks for the post. IA8IT Dec 2022 #4

Researched links cataloged... Backseat Driver Dec 2022 #8

More good stuff!! IA8IT Dec 2022 #15

Why? There supposed to be getting shorter Fullduplexxx Dec 2022 #9

I think the sunrise is a little later now Walleye Dec 2022 #11

Exactly see post #13 magicarpet Dec 2022 #14

Thanks ...nt Fullduplexxx Dec 2022 #16

These three threads should help explain things. mahatmakanejeeves Dec 2022 #18