Business Insider -
2 Jun 2014 16:49

Where you live makes a big difference in how much sunlight you'll see each year. Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, mapped by Metric Maps and posted on Reddit, shows sunshine patterns across the U.S. Check it out: The data is broken down by county and represented in kilojoules per square meter. As you can see, there's a big divide between north and south. Cleveland, Seattle, and Pittsburgh are some of the darkest cities in the U.S. The entire Southwest is very sunny co...
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