Days are about to get way shorter in September: How much daylight we’re losing
Summary
In September, the amount of daylight each day decreases, meaning it gets darker earlier. Even though the total length of a day remains 24 hours, the time the sun is visible is getting shorter.Key Facts
- Days always have 24 hours, but sunlight hours change.
- In September, daylight hours get shorter as the sun sets earlier.
- This change happens because of Earth's position relative to the sun.
- The shortening of daylight is part of the natural yearly cycle.
- People may notice less sunlight in the afternoon and evening.
- This decrease continues until the winter months when days are shortest.
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