On 2026-11-02 20:52:00, August Abolins wrote to Petar Smilajkov:
The issue with permanent DST is that in wintertime, the sunrise is much later in the morning. For one thing, kids waiting for schoolbuses will out in the dark before 8a.
Standard time follows natural time better. That is, the highest point for the sun is right at noon.
Hello Aug!
Thinking about it more, I think we actually agree. What I'm really against is the switching back and forth. If we have to pick one and stay there, I'd keep what we're on right now, since last Sunday: standard time. I'd much rather it get dark early in the evening than start the day in the dark.
Here in Ohio, on the western edge of Eastern time, permanent DST would push December sunrises to almost 9am. No thanks.
CloudDancer
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