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Showing posts with label evenings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label evenings. Show all posts
Sunday, 25 December 2016
Lighter Evenings
In this part of the world it gets darker in the mornings until about Jan 8th, but already it is getting a bit lighter in the evenings. At first the change is very slow, but this evening we put the lights on a little bit later. By the end of January it is about an hour better.
Friday, 25 December 2015
Lighter evenings
At long last, it is getting just a little lighter here in the evenings.
For a week or so the mornings still get darker, but already the evenings
are several minutes better. By the end of January the difference in the
evening is almost an hour. Of course this means the year has turned
again.
Friday, 16 January 2015
Longer days
Already the evenings are about 30 minutes lighter than they were and the rate of increase speeds up as we get further through the month. I noticed that quite a lot of daffodils are in bloom in Cambridge. Well before the end of January is very early indeed.
By mid February, when we do our walk at nearby Landwade, we expect to see all manner of winter flowers in bloom.
See http://www.timeanddate.com/sun/uk/cambridge .
By mid February, when we do our walk at nearby Landwade, we expect to see all manner of winter flowers in bloom.
See http://www.timeanddate.com/sun/uk/cambridge .
Friday, 12 December 2014
Lighter evenings from next week!
Even though the mornings get darker for a while yet, the evenings start to get a little bit lighter here just before the winter solstice. I think this will depend on your location. By the end of next week the evenings here stay lighter by 1-2 minutes. By the end of January it is very noticeable. The change is slow at first but speeds up: by early March it is light until 6.30pm. I think the rate of change follows a sine wave with the fastest change around the equinoxes.
Although there is something nice about cosy evenings in, I prefer light nights.
Although there is something nice about cosy evenings in, I prefer light nights.
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