Saw this on Mastodon and had a laugh. Not sure if it’s real, but it’s funny.

  • lepinkainen@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    The dark is the difference. Sunrise was at 8.00 today and sunset was at 15.45.

    Basically if you work 8-16 you don’t see the sun until springtime… 🫠

    • mbp@lemmy.sdf.org
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      1 day ago

      When I moved to Portland, they told me it’s not the cold that gets you, it’s the darkness.

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      1 day ago

      Not too different from New England!

      Except we still have 10 hours of sun for the next couple weeks and we’ve had a severe drought. Today was the first significant rain in over a month. More like 6 weeks.

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        I’m a degree (or less) south of Helsinki, 10 hours of sun sounds like a ton this time of the year. We’ll be down to 6 or 6.5 by mid December and Finland will have even less

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          10 hours ago

          Yeah that’s even tougher, we get down to just under 9 hours average in December, but we don’t have the warm water from the Gulf Stream, so it’s similarly cold here.

          We’ve had snow an hours drive north already. And a ski area a bit more north is forecasting 10-12” (20-30cm) of snow this week.

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            Wish we had snow here yet. Snow is nice. Cold is nice. It’s the dreary just above freezing wet and soggy mess of November I hate most.

            I even got nice new Nokian winter tires (studded of course) for my car this year and they’re already installed, so I’m basically fully prepped for snow and ice season.