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Post by firebird1988 on Feb 15, 2021 8:38:38 GMT -5
2/15 Phoenix, AZ
Sunrise 7:12am UTC-7
Sunset 6:12pm UTC-7
First 11 hr long day since 10/26. Have gained 1 hr 4 mins of daylight since the winter solstice
2/15 Riverside, CA
Sunrise 6:37am UTC-8
Sunset 5:35pm UTC-8
Have gained 1 hr 6 mins of daylight since the winter solstice
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Post by firebird1988 on Feb 16, 2021 8:12:10 GMT -5
2/16 Riverside, CA
Sunrise 6:36am UTC-8
Sunset 5:36pm UTC-8
First 11 hr+ long day since 10/25. Have gained 1 hr 10 mins of daylight since the winter solstice
2/16 Phoenix, AZ
Sunrise 7:11am UTC-7
Sunset 6:13pm UTC-7
11 hrs 2 mins long, a gain of 1 hr 6 mins since the winter solstice
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Post by Deleted on Feb 16, 2021 9:00:51 GMT -5
17 February 2021 (tomorrow) for Pekanbaru
Solar midnight: 00:28
Astronomical dawn: 05:15
Nautical dawn: 05:39
Civil dawn: 06:04
Sunrise: 06:25
Morning golden hour ends: 06:53
Solar noon: 12:28
Evening golden hour starts: 18:03
Sunset: 18:31
Civil dusk: 18:52
Nautical dusk: 19:16
Astronomical dusk: 19:41
The trend of solar noon has shifted to "earlier", solar day (from solar noon to next solar noon) less than 24 hours
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Post by Cadeau on Feb 19, 2021 23:37:25 GMT -5
Today (20 February 2021)
Civil Twilight Starts = 07:15
Sunrise = 07:48
Solar Noon = 13:02 (30.5° above the horizon)
Sunset = 18:18
Civil Twilight Ends = 18:50
Day Length = 10 hours 30 minutes
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Post by Deleted on Feb 19, 2021 23:54:59 GMT -5
20 February 2021
Pekanbaru, Indonesia
Solar midnight: 00:28
Astronomical dawn: 05:15
Nautical dawn: 05:39
Civil dawn: 06:03
Sunrise: 06:24
Morning golden hour ends: 06:52
Solar noon: 12:27
Evening golden hour starts: 18:03
Sunset: 18:30
Civil dusk: 18:51
Nautical dusk: 19:16
Astronomical dusk: 19:40
Sun altitude at solar noon: 78.6°
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Post by Candleur on Feb 20, 2021 17:54:31 GMT -5
Sunset at 5:41pm today. Soon we will have sunset after 7pm thanks to the time change (March 14th @ 7:16pm). That will be nice.
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Post by firebird1988 on Feb 23, 2021 10:08:44 GMT -5
2/23 Riverside, CA
Sunrise 6:29am UTC-8
Sunset 5:42pm UTC-8
First pre-6:30am sunrise since 11/19. Today is 11 hrs 13 mins long. An increase of 1 hr 23 mins since 12/21
2/23 Phoenix, AZ
Sunrise 7:04am UTC-7
Sunset 6:19pm UTC-7
Today is 11 hrs 15 mins long, an increase of 1 hr 19 mins since 12/21
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Post by jetshnl on Feb 24, 2021 19:44:34 GMT -5
We now passed 6PM. But unfortunately sunrises are going to be later in a few weeks.
Sunrise:
7:22 CST
Sunset:
18:02 CST
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Post by Deleted on Feb 24, 2021 19:45:02 GMT -5
Pekanbaru, Indonesia
25 February 2021
Solar midnight: 00:27
Astronomical dawn: 05:14
Nautical dawn: 05:39
Civil dawn: 06:03
Sunrise: 06:24
Morning golden hour ends: 06:51
Solar noon: 12:27
Evening golden hour starts: 18:02
Sunset: 18:30
Civil dusk: 18:51
Nautical dusk: 19:15
Astronomical dusk: 19:39
Still much later than I'd like but at least the trend is earlier...
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Post by Cadeau on Feb 25, 2021 12:16:48 GMT -5
Today (25 February 2021)
Civil Twilight Starts = 07:06
Sunrise = 07:38
Solar Noon = 13:02 (32.3° above the horizon)
Sunset = 18:26
Civil Twilight Ends = 18:58
Day Length = 10 hours 48 minutes
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Post by Benfxmth on Feb 25, 2021 12:19:14 GMT -5
February 25th, 2021
Sunrise: 6:42 AM
Sunset: 6:00 PM
Solar Noon: 12:21 PM
Solar Culmination: 46.1°
Day Length: 11:18:06
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Post by irlinit on Feb 25, 2021 19:44:42 GMT -5
06:51
17:35
Still poor, but it’s now light when I finish work and not completely dark til another hour later. Only a month to go for BST and semi acceptable sunsets. It’s already late enough to shift the clocks IMO
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Post by firebird1988 on Feb 27, 2021 7:08:22 GMT -5
2/27 Phoenix, AZ
Sunrise 6:59am UTC-7
Sunset 6:23pm UTC-7
First pre-7am sunrise since 11/14. Today's 11 hrs 24 mins long, a 1 hr 28 min increase since 12/21
2/27 Riverside, CA
Sunrise 6:24am UTC-8
Sunset 5:46pm UTC-8
Today's 11 hrs 22 mins long, a 1 hr 32 min increase since 12/21
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Post by jetshnl on Feb 28, 2021 3:03:03 GMT -5
06:51 17:35 Still poor, but it’s now light when I finish work and not completely dark til another hour later. Only a month to go for BST and semi acceptable sunsets. It’s already late enough to shift the clocks IMO Yea your sunrise would still be below 8am. Sunrise 7:13 CST Sunset 18:08 CST So still a bit early as sunrise would be 8:13pm which sucks, but 2 more weeks and we switch. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 28, 2021 3:49:19 GMT -5
Benelux's longitude range is already half-DST (to almost DST) relative to timezone meridian... Solar noon around 12:30-40 on average without DST With DST would be 13:30ish... Friday prayers (just after solar noon) would be around that time (13:30-14:00), when classes and exams might be started by then (I have plans for future studies there, so it's a concern for me) Hopefully Benelux will vote for winter time year round, it's already half DST anyway as mentioned before
Year round summer time would also result in sunrises nearing 10am in the winter
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Post by irlinit on Feb 28, 2021 6:23:49 GMT -5
Benelux's longitude range is already half-DST (to almost DST) relative to timezone meridian... Solar noon around 12:30-40 on average without DST With DST would be 13:30ish... Friday prayers (just after solar noon) would be around that time (13:30-14:00), when classes and exams might be started by then (I have plans for master's there, so it's a concern for me) Hopefully Benelux will vote for winter time year round, it's already half DST anyway as mentioned before
Year round summer time would also result in sunrises nearing 10am in the winter
Hopefully most of Europe sees sense and keeps summer time year round. 10pm June sunsets are far better than 8pm sunsets. One of my favourite things of summer holidays in Europe is the late sunsets, even in late August the sunsets are still near 9pm. Winter time is horrible |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 28, 2021 7:12:57 GMT -5
Benelux's longitude range is already half-DST (to almost DST) relative to timezone meridian... Solar noon around 12:30-40 on average without DST With DST would be 13:30ish... Friday prayers (just after solar noon) would be around that time (13:30-14:00), when classes and exams might be started by then (I have plans for master's there, so it's a concern for me) Hopefully Benelux will vote for winter time year round, it's already half DST anyway as mentioned before
Year round summer time would also result in sunrises nearing 10am in the winter
Hopefully most of Europe sees sense and keeps summer time year round. 10pm June sunsets are far better than 8pm sunsets. One of my favourite things of summer holidays in Europe is the late sunsets, even in late August the sunsets are still near 9pm. Winter time is horrible I see the point, but solar noon wise, during winter, Benelux is already half DST (12:30 winter time solar noon), parts of France already DST (13:00 winter time solar noon), and western Spain even 1.5x DST... (aka 13:30 winter time solar noon) Also Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels etc would have sunrises pushing 10am in winter, while "naturally" it's only like 8am... Even Madrid (40°N) midwinter sunrise would be past 9:30 with all year DST (naturally just before 7:30!) I personally prefer earlier times for aforementioned reasons... But, again, each to their own... |
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Post by irlinit on Feb 28, 2021 13:11:21 GMT -5
Hopefully most of Europe sees sense and keeps summer time year round. 10pm June sunsets are far better than 8pm sunsets. One of my favourite things of summer holidays in Europe is the late sunsets, even in late August the sunsets are still near 9pm. Winter time is horrible I see the point, but solar noon wise, during winter, Benelux is already half DST (12:30 winter time solar noon), parts of France already DST (13:00 winter time solar noon), and western Spain even 1.5x DST... (aka 13:30 winter time solar noon) Also Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels etc would have sunrises pushing 10am in winter, while "naturally" it's only like 8am... Even Madrid (40°N) midwinter sunrise would be past 9:30 with all year DST (naturally just before 7:30!) I personally prefer earlier times for aforementioned reasons... But, again, each to their own... Yep that's fair enough! I agree 10am is too late.. I think most of Spain has it right, but then I prefer a late solar noon for late sunsets. I'm more concerned about summer time coming in as soon as sunrises are before 7am, right now are sunrises will be approaching 6:50, we should be switching to BST in the first week of March to get sunsets close to 7pm. It's ridiculous waiting to late March when sunrise is before 6am.. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 1, 2021 7:36:05 GMT -5
Pekanbaru for tomorrow 2nd March 2021
Solar midnight: 00:26
Astronomical dawn: 05:14
Nautical dawn: 05:38
Civil dawn: 06:02
Sunrise: 06:23
Morning golden hour ends: 06:50
Solar noon: 12:26
Evening golden hour starts: 18:01
Sunset: 18:29
Civil dusk: 18:50
Nautical dusk: 19:14
Astronomical dusk: 19:38
Sun declination is around -7.4° at the moment, which means overhead solar noon sun this time of year in parts of Java, Indonesia
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Post by firebird1988 on Mar 1, 2021 11:32:35 GMT -5
First Day of Spring
3/1 Phoenix, AZ
Sunrise 6:57am UTC-7
Sunset 6:25pm UTC-7
Today is 11 hrs 28 mins long, a gain of 1 hr 32 mins since 12/21
3/1 Riverside, CA
Sunrise 6:21am UTC-8
Sunset 5:48pm UTC-8
Today is 11 hrs 27 mins long, a gain of 1 hr 37 mins since 12/21
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