Why daylight hours take a considerable nosedive in September
It's the time of year when we notice mornings and nights getting darker. We explain why we pick up on it more in September
Have you noticed lately that the sun is rising later and setting earlier? Well, it is that time of year as we near and head into the fall season.
September will see the biggest plunge in daylight hours, especially once we hit the fall equinox, and there are reasons for it.
Despite the days getting shorter, there is a bright side: More picturesque views of the sunrises and sunsets across the country.
Watch the video above to get the full story on why we see a sharp drop in daylight hours in September.
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With files from Victoria Fenn Alvarado, video journalist at The Weather Network.
