During what time of year do the days get longer?

Answer 1

Winter and spring or from the winter solstice to the summer solstice

Answer 2

The answer depends on which hemisphere you are in. In the Northern Hemisphere, the days start getting longer after the winter solstice which occurs on December 22. The days keep getting longer until the summer solstice on June 21. After that they start shortening again. The exact opposite occurs in the Southern Hemisphere.

Answer 3

In the northern hemisphere, hours of daylight get longer every day from the winder solstice -- c Dec 21, with the shortest daylight of the year -- until the summer solstice -- c Jun 21, the longest daylight of the year. After June 21 daylilght starts getting shorter again until Dec 21.

Days themselves are all 24 hours long -- it is daylight that varies.

Answer 4

From Dec 21 to June 21 in Northern hemisphere

From June 21 to Dec 21 in Southern Hemisphere

Answer 5

After the winter solstice. This is around 22nd of December or June.

When the days get longer in the northern hemisphere, they get shorter in southern and vice versa.

Answer 6

It depends on which hemisphere and time is relative. Our summer solstice in the northern hemisphere which would be the start of winter in the Southern hemisphere OR reverse that for the Southern hemisphere.

Answer 7

During summers

Answer 8

From the winter solstice, to the summer solstice. Or from January to July.

Answer 9

Days do not get longer, only the amount of daylight in a day changes.

Days are always 24 hours.

Answer 10

the summer solstice is the longest day of the year