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November 20th 03, 11:16 AM
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What is usually the hottest hour of the day?
I've found that the hottest time is about 4-5PM in the summer months
(Eastern US) and about 2PM in the Winter months. "Hobo" wrote in message ... Which hour of the day is usually the hottest? I assume that the noon day sun is the brightest, but I wonder if there might be some sort of accumulation of heat going on which will push the hottest hour back from noon. |
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