If you are in the northern hemisphere, then the day with most daylight is in June. If you are in the Southern Hemisphere, then it is in December.
It is not the answer you are looking for, but you can also say that as clocks go back in October, there is a day that is 25 hours long.
All of the days in Australia are the same length ... 24 hours, just like everywhere
else on Earth.
If you're talking about the length of daylight, when the sun is above the horizon,
then the situation is slightly more complicated, and there isn't one single answer
that covers all of australia.
We have to split the country into two regions ... north and south of the parallel
of about 23.5° south latitude. That's roughly the line through Lake Macleod on
the west coast, Paraburdoo Airport, Rudall River National Park, Lake Mackay,
Lake Macdonnell National Park, Diamantina National Park, and the city of
Rockhampton.
Anywhere in Australia south of this line, the longest daylight is always within a
day or two of December 22.
Anywhere in Australia north of this line, there are two days of the year that are tied
for longest daylight.
-- Both of them are after September 21 and before March 21.
-- The day exactly midway between them is December 21 or 22.
-- How long they are on each side of December 21 or 22 depends on how far
north of the line the place is.
Another opinion: I think the day with longest daylight is indeed around December
21 or 22 (the solstice) at all places in Australia.
I think that some of the above answer is about when the Sun reaches the "zenith"
in the sky, at places north of the Tropic of Capricorn (about 23.5 degrees South).
But the Sun does not usually reach the zenith on the longest day.
At the equator, all days in the year have 12 hours daylight (near enough).
Nairobi, in Kenya, is only about one degree south of the equator, but it still has
its longest day around December 21.
However, even on the longest day in Nairobi, the daylight lasts only about 15 minutes longer than 12 hours.
The longest period of daylight in Australia happens during their summer solstice, in December.
December
- it's the shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere and the longest in the South. 21st June is the reverse being the longest in the North and shortest in the South.
Longest day is on July 22.In the northern hemisphere
The longest daylight periods occur in either in June or December depending on whether you're in the Northern or Southern hemisphere.
Since Australia is in the southern hemisphere, that would be December.
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29 1/2 days.
December.
It's the winter solstice, meaning the sun's rays are pointing towards the southern hemisphere. In the south,this day is the longest day, and our longest day is their shortest day.
no...it depends on the location...as for example on June 21 the longest day will be of those places which lie on tropic of cancer
summer solstice
21st June
Month Example: 1/2/12 1= month 2= day 12= year
th longest month of the year is octobre not only does it have 31 day but the clock also go back!!
In Australia, the longest day of the year occurs in December, usually around the 21st of the month.
The summer solstice, which is the longest day of the year, usually falls on 21st or 22nd December in Australia, though it is possible for it to be anywhere from 20th to 23rd December.
If you have to pick a single month, ti would be December - which is when the Winter solstice occurs. The 31 day period with the longest hours of darkness would be from 15 days before the Winter solstice to 15 days after winter solstice. The Winter solstice occurs on 21 Dec or 22 December (depending on the year). So most of that period falls within the month of December.
The longest day in any year is the summer solstice. In 2011, this will occur on June 21 in the Northern hemisphere and December 22 in the Southern hemisphere.
the longest
October
Yes. Longest day of the year in one hemisphere, and shortest day of the year in the other hemisphere. So our summer solstice on June 21 is the longest day in Europe or America, but the shortest day for the Australians.
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Thanksgiving Day
In the Northern Hemisphere, June has the most sunlight in the majority of locations, as the longest day occurs on the summer solstice, and June's days are longer on average than any other month. As for whether it also includes more cloudy days, that would vary by location. The hottest month in most locations is July. In the Southern Hemisphere, the corresponding month is December, the month with the longest average day length. The hottest month is usually January.
Because it is the shortest day of the year.