[Coco] Case whitening [was MY CoCo3]

[Mathieu Bouchard]

Le 2014-01-14 à 10:54:00, Luis Antoniosi (CoCoDemus) a écrit :

> Montreal is not a shinny place too But I do manage to get some.

Montréal is shinier than much of the Great Lakes, most of Europe (Paris, 
London, etc), all of Russia, etc. It depends what you compare it to. 
Here's a map of energy density (watts per square metre). 
http://www.revisionenergy.com/graphics/solar-map.jpg

It also depends what you compare. Sun at lower latitudes is brighter and 
less tilted, and varies less by season. I think that in the winter, you 
get more solar energy in Montréal than in Edmonton, though for the yearly 
average, Edmonton is shinier, because its dry weather (clearer skies) more 
than compensates for the yearly difference caused by latitude.

Other comparisons could be by average hours of sunlight per year, average 
days of sunlight per year, fraction of daytime hours that are sunny, peak 
brightness in a year, ...

Here's a list of canadian cities for two of those other factors. 
http://www.currentresults.com/Weather-Extremes/Canada/sunniest-cities.php

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