How much daylight gained per day in Edmonton?

In Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, the amount of daylight gained per day varies throughout the year, with the longest days occurring during the summer months and the shortest days occurring during the winter months. Here are the approximate average daylight gains in Edmonton for different months:

- January: Around 1 minute of daylight gained per day

- February: Around 2 minutes of daylight gained per day

- March: Around 4 minutes of daylight gained per day

- April: Around 6 minutes of daylight gained per day

- May: Around 8 minutes of daylight gained per day

- June: Around 10 minutes of daylight gained per day

- July: Around 12 minutes of daylight gained per day

- August: Around 8 minutes of daylight gained per day

- September: Around 6 minutes of daylight lost per day

- October: Around 4 minutes of daylight lost per day

- November: Around 2 minutes of daylight lost per day

- December: Around 1 minute of daylight lost per day

These daylight gain/loss values are approximate and can vary slightly from year to year due to changes in the Earth's orbit.