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In 1 Month Montreal Is Going To Have 2 Extra Hours Of Sunlight

No more 5:00pm sunsets.
In 1 Month Montreal Is Going To Have 2 Extra Hours Of Sunlight
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Thanks to the shorter winter days and the extra hour we lost to daylight savings, we in Montreal are currently being 'blessed' with a 5:00 pm sunset. (Seriously why he hell does daylight savings still exist?)

But the good news is that the days are slowly getting longer and there's only about a month left of daylight savings so that means that by March 13th the sun will be setting 2 whole hours later than it is now.

This is what it's like today:

And this is what time the sun will rise and set on March 13th:

Sure I know what you're thinking: "Jeremy you dumbass, that's how daylight saving works." But I don't care, this makes me happy because it means you and I no longer have to drive home from work in the dark.

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