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Change in Daylight

by Sean Doherty

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More and more this month you should start noticing the shortening of our Denver days, and thus the lengthening of our Denver evenings and nights. Based on the information I’ve seen, in just this month of September alone, the sunrise (at 5:31 am this morning) will begin to stall and by month’s end won’t take place till estimated 5:56pm. Tonight the sunset is expected to begin at 6:30pm and will finish out this month with an early sunset beginning at 5:43pm.

But don’t let this gloomy news get you down! September brings with it all sorts of fun activities and events, fall sports, the colors of autumn, cool air nights, etc. In fact, this week there will be several postings on about-denverco.com about different events happening this month.

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Posted in General on September 4th, 2007

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