Polar Night Begins In Utqiaġvik, Alaska
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The next time you grumble about short winter days, think of Utqiaġvik (formerly Barrow), Alaska, the northernmost town in the United States. On November 18, 2025, its residents witnessed their final sunset of the year. They will not see the Sun again until around January 22, 2026. That is about 64 consecutive days, or 1,536 hours, of darkness!
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finder13_0약 2달I'm also from the south and this would be freezing down here (actually now that I think about it may not change that much...)
chocolaterose75약 2달I'm glad I don't live there! It's already enough for me to bear with nighttime.
qwertyasd333약 2달Darkness in the winter. And Sunlight in the summer.
ilovehenrydsaf약 2달Incredible! Though, without the sun, it'll get pretty cold.. But, their people have dealt with this sort of thing for a long, long time, so surely they'll be alright. As a southern fellow, I can't imagine what that must be like :0