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Post by Cadeau on Sept 22, 2019 8:11:16 GMT -5
Today  Paris, Île-de-France, France (22 September 2019) Civil Twilight Starts = 07:04 Sunrise = 07:36Solar Noon = 13:43 (41.5° above the horizon) Sunset = 19:49Civil Twilight Ends = 20:21 Day Length = 12 hours 13 minutes |
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Post by alex992 on Sept 22, 2019 10:01:45 GMT -5
Today (September 22nd):
Herndon, VA; 38.97 N
Sunrise: 06:57:01
Solar Noon: 13:01:58
Sunset: 19:06:56
Length of Day: 12:09:55
Peak Sun Angle: 51.26 degrees
Equinox today! Since the solstice, the sun angle has dropped by 23.27 degrees, and we've lost 2 hrs and 45 mins of daylight (1 hr and 12 mins in sunrises, 1 hr and 33 mins in sunsets), solar noon is also noticeably earlier. The sun is noticeably lower especially during the late afternoon and early morning hours, 10 AM and 4 PM both feel like early morning and late afternoon respectively, unlike in mid-summer when they both kinda felt more like mid-late morning and early-mid afternoon. The sun is directly overhead at 0.23 N and on the horizon at 89.77 S.
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Post by firebird1988 on Sept 22, 2019 10:09:34 GMT -5
Google says the equinox is on the 23rd this year/tomorrow, which makes today the last day of summer alex9929/22 Phoenix, AZ Sunrise 6:16am UTC-7 Sunset 6:27pm UTC-7 We've lost 2 hrs and 12 mins of daylight since June 19th, sunrise is 58 mins later and sunset is now 1 hr 15 mins earlier |
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Post by alex992 on Sept 22, 2019 10:17:04 GMT -5
Google says the equinox is on the 23rd this year/tomorrow, which makes today the last day of summer alex992 9/22 Phoenix, AZ Sunrise 6:16am UTC-7 Sunset 6:27pm UTC-7 We've lost 2 hrs and 12 mins of daylight since June 19th, sunrise is 58 mins later and sunset is now 1 hr 15 mins earlier Ah, ok. No wonder I haven't heard much about it. Thought it was always on the 21st or 22nd. |
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Post by firebird1988 on Sept 22, 2019 11:11:26 GMT -5
Google says the equinox is on the 23rd this year/tomorrow, which makes today the last day of summer alex992 9/22 Phoenix, AZ Sunrise 6:16am UTC-7 Sunset 6:27pm UTC-7 We've lost 2 hrs and 12 mins of daylight since June 19th, sunrise is 58 mins later and sunset is now 1 hr 15 mins earlier Ah, ok. No wonder I haven't heard much about it. Thought it was always on the 21st or 22nd. It seems to vary between the 22nd and 23rd depending on the year |
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Post by Hiromant on Sept 23, 2019 1:41:47 GMT -5
Equinox edition:
Sunrise: 7:06
Sunset: 19:18
Day length: 12 h 12 min
Peak sun angle: 30,6°
It'll be another three days before day length drops below 12 h. It's already dark during active waking hours though, the vibe has definitely changed.
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Post by Morningrise on Sept 24, 2019 10:34:03 GMT -5
September 24th is officially the last day of the year with a sunset at or after 7:00PM, and the 25th will be the last day longer than 12 hours. This is where the days really begin to feel short...
Sunrise: 6:55
Sunset: 19:00
Day length: 12:04:46
Peak sun angle: 37.3 degrees
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Post by Nidaros on Sept 24, 2019 14:38:35 GMT -5
Sept 24th Trondheim
Sunrise: 07:06
Sunset: 19:13
12 hr 7 min daylight today
Today 11.2 sunhrs was recorded, so only 1 hr was lost of the theoretical max. Very clear day
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Post by alex992 on Sept 26, 2019 5:23:31 GMT -5
Not really a true update, but just an interesting tidbit. Today has exactly a twelve hour long day, sunrise is 7:00 AM and sunset is 7:00 PM, solar noon exactly at 1:00 PM.....very symmetrical day lol.
Also, yesterday was our first day of the season with a peak sun angle under 50 degrees. True signs of autumn!
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Post by Morningrise on Sept 27, 2019 11:22:43 GMT -5
September 27th:
Sunrise: 7:00
Sunset: 18:53
Day length: 11:52:45
Peak sun angle: 36.2 degrees
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Post by firebird1988 on Sept 27, 2019 13:59:59 GMT -5
9/27 Phoenix, AZ
Sunrise 6:19am UTC-7
Sunset 6:20pm UTC-7
Today is our last 12+ hour long day of the year, next one will be March 16th next year
Sunrise is now later by 1 hr 1 min and Sunset is now earlier by 1 hr 22 mins
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Post by alex992 on Oct 2, 2019 3:56:31 GMT -5
Today (October 2nd):
Herndon, VA; 38.97 N
Sunrise: 07:06:14
Solar Noon: 12:58:37
Sunset: 06:51:00
Length of Day: 11:44:46
Peak Sun Angle: 47.38 degrees
October 2nd now, and our sun angles and day lengths are looking solidly autumnal now (well under 50 degrees now for peak angle, less than 12 hours of daylight). Our sun angle has now dropped by 27.56 degrees since the summer solstice, 3.7 degrees since the equinox, and has 19.8 degrees to go until winter solstice. Peak sun angle is directly overhead at 3.65 S and on the horizon at 86.35 N, darkness has left the southern hemisphere and entered the northern hemisphere now.
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Post by Morningrise on Oct 2, 2019 8:45:49 GMT -5
October 2nd:
Sunrise: 7:09
Sunset: 18:41
Day length: 11:32:45
Peak sun angle: 34.2 degrees
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Post by Hiromant on Oct 2, 2019 12:50:01 GMT -5
I'll do tomorrow since it's already dark.
Sunrise: 7:29
Sunset: 18:48
Day length: 11 h 20 min
Peak sun angle: 26,8°
Already 40 minutes in the hole and this ain't nothing yet.
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Post by alex992 on Oct 11, 2019 8:43:43 GMT -5
Today (October 11th):
Herndon, VA; 38.97 N
Sunrise: 07:14:51
Solar Noon: 12:56:01
Sunset: 18:37:11
Length of Day: 11:22:20
Peak Sun Angle: 43.93 degrees
Sun angles and daylengths looking like the middle of autumn now. Sun angle has dropped by 7.1 degrees since the equinox, and 30.6 degrees since the solstice, we've also lost 3 hrs and 32 min of daylight since the summer solstice (2 hrs 2 min in sunsets, 1 hr 31 min in sunrises). Sun angle now peaks under 45 degrees, which is a real sign of the upcoming winter, now the sun is pretty weak (relatively) all day, even at solar noon there's a bit of a golden glow instead of harsh sunlight. Now, we're back to the sun angle at the beginning of March (equivalent to March 1st), so we're closing in on winter-like sun angles. The sun angle is directly overhead at 7.1 S and on the horizon at 82.3 N.
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Post by Morningrise on Oct 11, 2019 11:18:58 GMT -5
October 11th, our first day of the season below 11 hours of day length and only two days left with a peak sun angle above 30 degrees. We're currently losing 3:57 per day of daylight, down slightly from 3:59 at the start of the month.
Sunrise: 7:24
Sunset: 18:21
Day length: 10:56:57
Peak sun angle: 30.8 degrees
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Post by Hiromant on Oct 11, 2019 11:25:49 GMT -5
Sunrise: 7:47
Sunset: 18:25
Day length: 10 h 38 min
Peak sun angle: 23,7°
Darkness is creeping in fast, little light left after work. Near constant cloud cover has also arrived.
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Post by firebird1988 on Oct 11, 2019 19:46:53 GMT -5
10/11 Phoenix, AZ
Sunrise 6:29am UTC-7
Sunset 6:01pm UTC-7
Today is our last pre-6:30 sunrise of the year, we're down to 11hrs 32mins of daylight, a 2hr 51min loss since June 19th. Sunrise is 1hr 11mins later, and sunset is 1hr 41mins earlier
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Post by firebird1988 on Oct 12, 2019 2:50:38 GMT -5
10/12 Phoenix, AZ
Sunrise 6:30am UTC-7
Sunset 6:00pm UTC-7
Today is our last 6pm sunset of the year, and our last 11:30+ long day of the year. Next 6pm sunset is Feb 3rd, next pre 6:30am sunrise is Mar 22nd, and our next 11:30+ long day is Mar 2nd.
We've lost 2 hrs 53 mins of daylight since Jun 19th. Sunrise is 1 hr 12 mins later and Sunset is 1 hr 42 mins earlier
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Post by Cadeau on Oct 12, 2019 11:49:32 GMT -5
Today  Seoul, South Korea (13 October 2019) Civil Twilight Starts = 06:11 Sunrise = 06:37Solar Noon = 12:18 (44.8° above the horizon) Sunset = 17:58Civil Twilight Ends = 18:24 Day Length = 11 hours 21 minutes The length of day feels quite short without practicing the daylight saving time. |
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