How many hours of night does Toronto get in the winter?

The amount of daylight in Toronto varies throughout the year due to the Earth's tilt and revolution around the Sun. In the winter, Toronto experiences shorter days and longer nights. Here's an approximate breakdown of daylight hours in Toronto during winter (December to February):

1. December:

- Earliest Sunset: Around 4:30 PM (December 21)

- Latest Sunrise: Around 7:30 AM (December 21)

- Total Daylight Hours: Approximately 8-9 hours

2. January:

- Earliest Sunset: Around 4:35 PM (January 1)

- Latest Sunrise: Around 7:35 AM (January 1)

- Total Daylight Hours: Approximately 8-9 hours

3. February:

- Earliest Sunset: Around 5:15 PM (February 1)

- Latest Sunrise: Around 7:00 AM (February 1)

- Total Daylight Hours: Approximately 9-10 hours

So, on average, Toronto gets around 8 to 10 hours of night during the winter months. However, it's important to note that these times can vary slightly from year to year due to the Earth's orbit and the Gregorian calendar.