It’s a glorious and sunny day out there
One day after Valentine’s Day (I know, a commercial day, but awesome nonetheless), I find myself at home, having already gone to church, done a bit of grocery shopping and heading out to do some writing, some work on a proposal and enjoy the sun, and to meet up with a group of friends as well at The Irish Heather. I just want to say that today I feel so incredibly well thanks to the sunny weather we are having. I love Vancouver when it’s sunny (yeah, 60 days out of 365 is not a lot of sun, but oh well). I made breakfast at home and now about to head out. Hoping you’re having a nice weekend!
Deep Cove today. Credit: Roland Tanglao on Flickr.
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February 15th, 2009 in
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Raul, you write about Vancouver sun: “60 days out of 365 is not a lot of sun.” I have not seen that stat. What I do see is the number of sunlight hours.
This is a rain forest, and the period from November to February can be fairly gloomy. The average sunlight hours/month are: 64, 56, 60, 85.
However, about Valentine’s Day the days are rapidly becoming longer and so are the number of sunlight hours.
The hours of sunlight for May to September are impressive: 231, 229, 295, 268, 199. The period from mid-July to the end of September is almost a drought and some years forest fires are a real concern.
Our summers are very sunny!
Source: http://snurl.com/by6wd [en_wikipedia_org]
I blogged about the change of season here: http://snurl.com/2x2fw and about what I call our 3 seasons (not 4) here: http://snurl.com/by75e .