does scotland get more day light hours in the summer than england?
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Yes, in mid-summer, the farther north you are, the greater number of sunlight hourse you get-At the north pole you get sun 24 hrs a day.  But, though you get more hours of sunlight, the sunlight is not as direct, so is not as intense.  But if you are just talking about hours when the sun is up, then the most northerly part of the island would get the most (All but a few times I've been to England, it's been overcast, though..)
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It is not ALWAYS grey in England, but it is grey alot of the time because:\nThe UK is right next to the Atlantic Ocean, and so it recieves alot of depressions from there.  It is the first bit of land in Europe to recieve all of the rain oof the Atlantic.  \n\nBut England is actually the least grey of the UK.  Northern Ireland (and the republic) along with Scotland and Wales recieve far more rain.
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England is GMT time:  5 hours ahead of EST, 6 ahead of CST, 7 ahead of Mountain time, and 8 over PST.
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Not every latitude gets a minute every day. Some get more, some get less. But daylight starts increasing immediately, as the previous answer said.
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Parts of Alaska, June 21st has 24 hour sun.  Winter on Dec. 21st has 24 hr. night.  It's seasonal and depends on the earth's tilt on the axis in relation to the sun.  In the summer, the axis is pointed in such a way that there is no night, in the winter, it's the same with no daylight.
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British summer time officially begins: on the last weekend in March where the clocks go forward and the days are brighter and longer. The longest daytime in the year is mid June where the sunsets around 10.30 - 11.00 at night.\nBritish summer time officially ends: on the last weekend in october when the clocks go back and the nights begin to get darker and darker.
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Because some people cannot get up at the proper time of day to do their work they do not understand those who do.\n\nThere is the same number of hours of daylight either side of noon so adjust your day to suit that. There is no need to have British Summer Time, Daylight Saving Time, etc so stick to the natural time for your area of the world. That means GMT in the UK
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I like it when it stays lighter later. Who care if its dark in the morning? I would rather have an extra hour of light in the evening!!!
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There are 24 hours to a dygn (day + night) but the english language doesn´t have a single word for (day + night) for some reason which is why you are confused. How many hours to the day varies throughout the year and with the location. In the northern hemisphere the day is now longer than the night. In the summer the night will only last for a couple of hours up here (Sweden) with the day lasting for some 20 hours. The day + the night is always 24 hours however.
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It depends on where you are but in Sydney, Australia (where I live) it's probably about 11 hours sunshine(7.30am-6.30pm). I don't know because it isn't spring in the southern hemisphere yet.The grass looks greener that summer- summer the grass is sometimes full dry and the plants look quite springerish.
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canada is a very large place.  their time is behind the uk anywhere from 4 hours in the east to 8 hours in the west.
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Because of the location that you live in. If you lived in Britain the times would be from 9.00am to 3.00 pm
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It isn't. \n\nBeing closer to the equator the phillipines have a more constant day length, which means that summer days and winter days are more or less the same length.\n\nIn contrast the mainland US sits at fairly high latitudes and the day lengths vary tremendously betwen winter and summer. While summer days in the US are longer than the in Phillipines the winter days are far, far shorter.\n\nIt all averages out and all parts of the Earth get the same number of hours of daylight each year.
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Hey I am in s. Florida -palm beach- and yes I too would like to know about the weather in Scotland now.\nIt is a beautiful summer day here.
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The United Kingdom (AKA Great Britain, England etc.) is at exactly GMT 0. In other words, as Arizona is at GMT-7 you simply add on the hours you need. (However if it is summertime you add on 8 hours) \nSo 10:00 becomes 17:00 (05:00 PM)
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In Alaska today? During our summer there is 24 hours of complete darkness in Alaska.\nDuring out Winter the sun never goes down\nDuring fall there is an even amount of day and night same for spring\n\nSo since it isn't exactly winter yet the day and nigh hours are about even, half day half night.  hope that helps
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I dont know.  How did the english get the world to go along with it?  Also why not have 12 hours of light and 12 hours of dark.  Instead they do 6am is sunrise.  Why not 1am sunrise and 1pm sunset.