Is there more variation in lengths of daylight and nighttime hours in Miami or New York?

Answer 1

Last I checked no. The hours of daylight are the same at any point for a year. here is why. The earth is tilted at 23.5 degrees towards or away from the sun. so at times, the northern hemisphere gets longer days as it rotates around the sun (March 22 through September 20) and the other half of the year, the southern gets more sun, (September 22 through March 20) this means that Miami even gets as much sunlight hours as the North Pole, which has at least one day of non-stop daylight! It must also be noted that the North Pole also has at least one day with no sunlight. Same goes for New York. New York gets the same sunlight hours as, Beijing, Sydney, Paris, London, and even Miami. the only thing that could change this would be large obstructions in the East or West, such as mountains. There is only one thing that changes from north to south, and that is sun light intensity. Finally, Cloudy weather is not taken into this because it is not universal.

Answer 2

There is more variation in daylight and nighttime hours in New York compared to Miami. This difference is due to the fact that New York is located at a higher latitude, resulting in longer days in the summer and shorter days in the winter, while Miami's proximity to the equator leads to more consistent day lengths throughout the year.