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    Jährliche Sonnenscheinstunden Europas

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    Von LibertarianAtheist_

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    1. LarssonRemonaas on

      Interesting, I wonder if it’s Lake Vänern that creates that little area of extra sunshine in south Sweden, enough to differ from the rest of the region.

    2. EchoVolt on

      Interestingly that dark blue blob is also the area of Ireland with the lowest population density by far.

    3. huunnuuh on

      Another reminder of just how far north Europe really is. Over here in Canada I’m at the same latitude as northern Spain or Italy and we get a similar amount of sun. The experience of Scotland or Norway, where winter only has a few hours of sun each day, is actually quite unusual by our standards. Very few of us over here live that far north. Outside Alaska the northernmost major city is Edmonton, Alberta which is about the same degree north as Manchester or Hamburg.

    5. Long-Island-Iced-Tea on

      As someone who spent 5 years of uni studies in Szeged before moving to Budapest…I can definitely relate to that tiny orange blob in Southern Hungary…the May – August axis was atrocious. Every single year. Thank fuck most if it didn’t involve studies.

    7. relapsing_not on

      Which cities have lots of sunshine while also experiencing proper winters with cozy, snowy christmas? that’s ideal imo

    8. Evol_extra on

      Do you see that blue line in the middle of Europe? I live at its tip, but not inside it and there is real difference in weather with neighbour town in 15 km, which located in blue.

    9. Fun-Raisin2575 on

      I have 1270 hours of sunshine. literally 80% of winter, the sky is hidden behind white clouds. I would like to note that winter lasts 6-7 months, and by the standards of cities like London – 9-10 months.

    10. Pleiadez on

      This doesn’t show the “quality” of the sunshine though, as sunshine in nordic countries can be very white bright or low on the horizon.

    11. RandomUsername600 on

      Very jealous of these countries that are further North than us but still getting more sun

    12. atwerrrk on

      The island of Donegal, eh?

      Surprised it gets more sunshine than Longford etc.

    15. Orve_ on

      I literly live in the smal darck blue splat in norway, it’s not as bad as people thinks…

    16. eroica1804 on

      I was quite surprised to learn that Tallinn, Estonia has for example more sunshine than Bordeaux, France for example. Still, I would trade some sunshine at 4am in July for some sun at 4pm in December…

    18. sapitonmix on

      Estonia is a weird place regarding that. So much sunshine in the summer I literally get tired of it (its always light outside, have problems sleeping) and they you lurk into complete darkness (getting to work — still dark; getting back — already the sun hard set). Still love it, but it requires a prolonged adjustment.

    19. Johnnyfireblade on

      Interesting that most solar panela are instaled in gten/blue area….

    20. BackdoorBetsy on

      What is best? 1800-2000? Right now I am at 2500+ which is nice but sometimes you want some change.

    22. Calm-Upstairs-6289 on

      I live in the city with most sunshine hours of all Europe lol

    23. fearofpandas on

      I had a colleague from the uk visiting us last week.

      Lisbon: 305 days of sun per year, yet she managed to choose one of the other 60 days

    24. Tavalus on

      That blue blob reaching towards Ukraine going:

      “Ahaha, Czechs and Slovaks, up yours!”😭

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