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Why does sunlight feel different in America because it feels like the heat is all around you but why does it feel more direct in the UK?
Ashmaxwell77
The UK and the USA are not on the same longitude. The UK is between 50N and 55 N. The USA is further south. Also the UK is surrounded by water which moderates the temperature.
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