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Post by rozenn on Dec 28, 2020 20:31:14 GMT -5
Paris, France:
Sunrise: 8:43 am
Sunset: 5:01 pm
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Post by Deleted on Dec 28, 2020 20:37:04 GMT -5
Paris, France: Sunrise: 8:43 am Sunset: 5:01 pm That would be 6pm with permanent CEST! With almost 10am sunrises though... How's the DST abolishment proposal going? |
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Post by Benfxmth on Dec 28, 2020 20:38:09 GMT -5
December 28th, 2020
Sunrise: 7:15 AM
Sunset: 5:04 PM
Solar Noon: 12:10 PM
Solar Culmination: 31.7°
Day Length: 9:48:59
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Post by rozenn on Dec 28, 2020 20:59:10 GMT -5
Paris, France: Sunrise: 8:43 am Sunset: 5:01 pm That would be 6pm with permanent CEST! With almost 10am sunrises though... How's the DST abolishment proposal going? I think it's on hold due to Covid. If we're lucky they'll forget about it. 10 am - 6 pm daylight FFS. Am I the only one to see the retardation of that all? |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 28, 2020 21:12:31 GMT -5
rozenn Hopefully it would be permanent CET. Double DST in winter (well, solar-wise) is silly to say the least... Yes, you get sunset times a la tropical regions but sunrise times a la more northern latitudes... Pitch black at 9am in order to avoid 6pm darkness at 49°N in mid-winter, really? Like Brest would get past 10 sunrises with past 6pm sunsets... That's a later sunrise than current Tórshavn!
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Post by rozenn on Dec 28, 2020 21:16:11 GMT -5
rozenn Hopefully it would be permanent CET. Double DST in winter (well, solar-wise) is silly to say the least... Yes, you get sunset times a la tropical regions but sunrise times a la more northern latitudes... Pitch black at 9am in order to avoid 6pm darkness at 49°N in mid-winter, really? Like Brest would get past 10 sunrises with past 6pm sunsets... That's a later sunrise than current Tórshavn! I'm hoping for the status quo to remain. I think earlier sunrises in summer are pointless so in favor of DST and I'm happy with the current times in winter. I don't think the voters thought this through. 10 am sunrises in order not to switch hours twice a year? Gimme a break. |
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Post by Morningrise on Dec 29, 2020 21:07:25 GMT -5
So nice to see the days starting to lengthen again...
Dec 30th:
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Sunrise: 9:15
Sunset: 17:03
Day length: 7:48:09
Peak sun angle: 14.8 degrees
Solar noon: 13:09
Time gained since solstice: 4 minutes, 54 seconds
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Post by firebird1988 on Dec 30, 2020 5:08:34 GMT -5
12/30 Phoenix, AZ
Sunrise 7:32am UTC-7
Sunset 5:30pm UTC-7
First 5:30pm or later sunset since 11/9. We've gained 2 mins of daylight since the solstice. Today's 9hrs 58mins long
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Post by Cadeau on Dec 31, 2020 19:25:58 GMT -5
Today (1 January 2021)
Civil Twilight Starts = 08:05
Sunrise = 08:42
Solar Noon = 12:52 (18.2° above the horizon)
Sunset = 17:03
Civil Twilight Ends = 17:40
Day Length = 8 hours 21 minutes
Mostly cloudy around the sunrise hours, therefore difficult to watch Hatsuhinode.
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Post by firebird1988 on Jan 2, 2021 10:09:12 GMT -5
1/2 Phoenix, AZ
Sunrise 7:33am UTC-7
Sunset 5:32pm UTC-7
Finally hit our latest sunrise, and we've gained back 3 mins of daylight since the solstice
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Post by Deleted on Jan 2, 2021 10:20:55 GMT -5
For tomorrow 2021/01/03:
Bandung, Indonesia
Astronomical dawn: 04:22
Nautical dawn: 04:49
Civil dawn: 05:15
Sunrise: 05:38
Morning golden hour ends: 06:08
Solar noon: 11:54
Evening golden hour starts: 17:39
Sunset: 18:09
Civil dusk: 18:32
Nautical dusk: 18:58
Astronomical dusk: 19:25
Solar midnight: 23:54
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Post by irlinit on Jan 3, 2021 9:34:31 GMT -5
It’s now noticeable lighter at 4:30pm but we are still in severe derp daylight time. Even when the (very late) clock change comes at the end of March sunsets will still be quite early for my liking at 7:30pm. There’s a long way to go yet
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Post by firebird1988 on Jan 3, 2021 10:42:09 GMT -5
1/3 Phoenix, AZ
Sunrise 7:33am UTC-7
Sunset 5:33pm UTC-7
Today is our first 10 hr long day since December 8th. We've gained back 4 mins of daylight since the solstice
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Post by Benfxmth on Jan 4, 2021 9:55:11 GMT -5
January 4th, 2021 Sunrise: 7:16 AM Sunset: 5:09 PM Solar Noon: 12:13 PM Solar Culmination: 32.3° Day Length: 9:52:59 Sunset times are 14 minutes later than the earliest sunsets now.  |
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Post by greysrigging on Jan 6, 2021 2:49:07 GMT -5
Darwin ( 12.46*S )
Sunrise 6.28am
Sunset 7.17pm
You can add / subtract half an hour for available light. Not much twilight in the tropics....
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Post by Deleted on Jan 6, 2021 2:57:57 GMT -5
greysrigging Darwin has a skewed solar noon (almost 1pm) with a half-hour time zone... __________________________________________ Pekanbaru, Indonesia 6 Jan 2021 Solar midnight: 00:19 Astronomical dawn: 05:02 Nautical dawn: 05:28 Civil dawn: 05:54 Sunrise: 06:17 Morning golden hour ends: 06:46 Solar noon: 12:20 Evening golden hour starts: 17:53 Sunset: 18:22 Civil dusk: 18:45 Nautical dusk: 19:11 Astronomical dusk: 19:37
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Post by greysrigging on Jan 6, 2021 5:04:48 GMT -5
greysrigging Darwin has a skewed solar noon (almost 1pm) with a half-hour time zone... __________________________________________ Pekanbaru, Indonesia 6 Jan 2021 Solar midnight: 00:19 Astronomical dawn: 05:02 Nautical dawn: 05:28 Civil dawn: 05:54 Sunrise: 06:17 Morning golden hour ends: 06:46 Solar noon: 12:20 Evening golden hour starts: 17:53 Sunset: 18:22 Civil dusk: 18:45 Nautical dusk: 19:11 Astronomical dusk: 19:37 Yes indeed.... I am not a fan of the half our time zone..... should be the full hour by longitude. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 6, 2021 5:19:01 GMT -5
greysrigging Darwin has a skewed solar noon (almost 1pm) with a half-hour time zone... __________________________________________ Pekanbaru, Indonesia 6 Jan 2021 Solar midnight: 00:19 Astronomical dawn: 05:02 Nautical dawn: 05:28 Civil dawn: 05:54 Sunrise: 06:17 Morning golden hour ends: 06:46 Solar noon: 12:20 Evening golden hour starts: 17:53 Sunset: 18:22 Civil dusk: 18:45 Nautical dusk: 19:11 Astronomical dusk: 19:37 Yes indeed.... I am not a fan of the half our time zone..... should be the full hour by longitude. Actually by eliminating the half-hour offset (using +9 time zone, same as Tokyo) Darwin would be closer to "natural" solar time (sun highest point/solar noon would be closer to 12:00 on average). Adelaide going +9 would result in 11:45 solar noon average (standard/winter time) instead of 12:15 using current time zone. Same offset from natural solar time, but with a more rounded time zone. Darwin is closer to the 135°E line (+9) than 142.5°E line (current +9.5) |
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Post by Morningrise on Jan 7, 2021 7:10:27 GMT -5
Mornings have barely changed but I definitely start to feel a difference in the evenings...
Jan 7th:
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Sunrise: 9:13
Sunset: 17:13
Day length: 7:59:41
Peak sun angle: 15.7 degrees
We've gained 16 minutes and 26 seconds since the solstice.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 7, 2021 7:32:34 GMT -5
Morningrise Looks like Saskatchewan is on year-round daylight saving time, solar time wise...
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