When To Expect Longer And Brighter Days In Montreal
The winter solstice is behind us, meaning that the days will slowly become longer, and I do mean slowly. Right now our daylight hours don't even reach 9 hours, as the sun sets at a grossly early 4:20pm. We all know how depressing it can get when the days end by the early afternoon, not to mention the temporal mindfuck of having it be pitch black at 7pm and make you think its well past midnight. But, as it is every year, the days will grow longer with time, and to keep you hopeful, here are the expected sunrise and sunset times of the coming months. Things will get brighter!
By End of December
Sunrise: 7:34am
Sunset: 4:21pm
Day Length: 8h 46m
By End of January
Sunrise: 7:17am
Sunset: 5:00pm
Day Length: 9h 43m
By End of February
Sunrise: 6:34am
Sunset: 5:40pm
Day Length: 11h 5m
By End of March
Sunrise: 6:37am
Sunset: 7:21pm
Day Length: 12h 44m
By End of April
Sunrise: 5:44am
Sunset: 8:00pm
Day Length: 14h 15m
By End of May
Sunrise: 5:10am
Sunset: 8:35pm
Day Length: 15h 25m
By June 21st/Summer Solstice
Sunrise: 5:06am
Sunset: 8:47pm
Day Length: 15h 41m
So we have a while to go before the days reach a reasonable length, but at least by March we'll start having sun past 6pm! Can't wait.
