The return of daylight saving time in less than two weeks mean 7 p.m. sunsets are almost back.
SEATTLE — Just because it happens every year, doesn’t mean it gets old.
The return of daylight saving time in less than two weeks means 7 p.m. sunsets are almost back.
Add to that, Seattle could see its first 60-degree day of the year, giving us a little taste of life after winter a few weeks ahead of the Spring equinox.
Over the course of February, Seattle gained almost an hour and a half of daylight, ending the month with 11 hours and 2
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