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Originally Posted by FTVfanatic
Thanks for making my misery even worse!
Just kidding. We shall be at those warm temperatures in June and July. And what we lack in temperatures we gain in long duration of daylight. Close to Arctic Circle, It's light 24 hours a day on the June Solstice. 
Currently the sun rises at 5.50 am and sets after 9 pm, so it's over 15 hours of daylight. And the duration of day gets longer at a rate of over 5 minutes a day...
And again, the only place in the U.S.A. to have a taste of the same (white night during summer) would be in Alaska. That's only due to latitudinal location. |
Just wait ...when your temperatures are nice, mine will be between 100-110F. Then I'll be the envious one! lol ...sob
