longer days
More sunlight hours
Longer days refers to the period when daylight hours increase, typically as winter transitions to spring and summer.
The phrase often carries connotations of warmth, outdoor activity, and improved mood: I'm looking forward to longer days so I can garden after work.
It can also describe any situation where time seems to stretch: The longer days of unemployment wore on him.
- summerYear's warmest season
- summer solsticeLongest daylight of year
- sunlightRadiance from our star
- warmthHeat you feel
- eveningLate day period
evening stroll · solstice · June · golden · golden hour · twilight · sunshine · late · stretched · lingering · bright · hours · dusk · extended · spring · awakening · growth · energy
- summersummer, summertime, midsummer, summer solstice, solstice
- Maymaypole, maypole dance, May queen, May flowers, Cinco de Mayo
- spring signsrain, thaw, melting, bloom, budding
- seasonsautumn, summer, winter, spring, fall
- summer gardeningsummer, tomatoes, peppers, corn, squash
longer daysmidwinter
Season's coldest period
winter solstice · winter · December · fall equinox · Advent
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