January Brings Noticeably Longer Days Across The United States
• Daylight hours in the U.S. are increasing noticeably since the winter solstice, with southern states gaining up to half an hour by the end of January.
• Northern regions of the U.S. will see over an hour of added daylight by the end of January, signaling the slow transition towards spring.
• The increase in daylight can improve mood and energy levels, while also influencing agricultural practices.
January brings longer days despite cold weather
While January is typically one of the coldest months across the United States, a subtle but significant change is occurring: the days are gradually getting longer. Since the winter solstice in late December, the period of daylight has been increasing, a shift that becomes more apparent as January progresses.
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