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Title: Why do the coldest months of the year in the Northern Hemisphere have the fewest daylight hours? Post by: askrav26 on Mar 1, 2013 The coldest months of the year in the Northern Hemisphere are December, January, and February, even though the fewest daylight hours occur in December. Why is this?
Title: Why do the coldest months of the year in the Northern Hemisphere have the fewest daylight hours? Post by: smlan3 on Mar 1, 2013 They are the coldest months because they receive so little sunlight for those few months. This is because of the earth's tilt of its axis.
Title: Why do the coldest months of the year in the Northern Hemisphere have the fewest daylight hours? Post by: lemonjello on Mar 1, 2013 The tilt of Earth's axis is at it's greatest inclination during those months.
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