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The mornings this week have felt downright crisp after all the hot August days.
Zoom in: Dallas-Fort Worth is seeing about two hours less sunlight this month than in mid-June, per NOAA's Solar Calculator.
The big picture: The sun rises later and sets earlier as you go farther north.
Yes, but: This has nothing to do with daylight saving time. We just change the time to give us the impression of more sunlight at the end of the day.
What's next: As we near November, our sunrise will occur closer to 8am and the sun will set around 6:30pm.