James’ afternoon weather extreme video has lots of great tropical info…scroll down to catch that.
I have included 4 visible satellite loops below that you may enjoy. The first two are of most of the U.S., during the morning hours of June 21 (top) and today (bottom). Note how, in June, the sun comes up in the NE, and sunrise moves SW across the country. The days are longest to the north then (with 24 hours of daylight in the Arctic). Today, as we have just past the first day of fall, notice how the sunlight is very even from north to south, with the sunrise moving almost due west.
This is even better visualized looking at GOES satellite full-disk pictures from the same days. You can see the long day in the northern hemisphere, and the long night in the southern hemisphere in June, changing to about even today.
