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Date: Wed Apr 05 2000 - 20:48:11 EDT
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Daylight savings time doesn't change the photoperiod because both times
(sunrise and sunset) are both set ahead 1 hour. For example, in Rocky Hill,
Sunday's photoperiod could be 12 hours 15 minutes. The sunrise and sunset
would be at
17:45
- 5:30
12:15
If the time changed 1 hour ahead the photoperiod would still stay the same.
18:45
- 6:30
12:15
From,
Kristen Basiaga
Griswold Middle School
Rocky Hill, CT
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