memo to self

[eub]

The sun sets these days at about ten 'til six, and it takes at least twenty minutes to walk around the lake to the east beach, and thirty to amble.

Comments

[mh75.livejournal.com]

This morning was a glorious time for a walk, too. The fog was like pea soup. wheeee. if only i hadn't had to come to work. It was good running weather.

[eub.livejournal.com]

This morning a friend in Kirkland (Jonathan Hardwick) took a cool picture across the lake of the fog rolling in from us.

[cellio]

Sunset @5:50? You're farther east in the time zone than I thought you were.

[eub.livejournal.com]

The real time is 6:07 today, but there's a ridge to the west and trees on it.

[mh75.livejournal.com]

I think you mean further North. I was surprised to see what a difference our latitude makes on the length of the days. It is noticeable when compared to CT or PA.

[cellio]

Good point. That makes more of a difference than I give it credit for sometimes. (Can you tell I don't travel much? :-) )

By definition, the east-west span for sunrise/sunset times is just a hair under 60 minutes, depending on where along that span you are. I wonder what the north-south span is, ignoring places that don't have daily sunrise/sunset.

[eub.livejournal.com]

I have no working intuition on this, so I asked the Army again. Makes several hours difference (this time of year) as you go north from Seattle, about an hour as you go south:

arctic (W 122, N 78): 2:22 p.m. (all times PDT)
Seattle (W 122.4, N 47.6): 6:05 p.m.
San Francisco (W 122.4, N 37.8 (3 degrees south of Pgh)): 6:21 p.m.
equator (W 122, N 0): 6:56 p.m.