The UK has recorded its sunniest spring on record, though sunshine levels vary significantly by region. Analysis of Met Office data from 1991 to 2020 highlights the stark contrast in sunshine hours across locations. Scotland and Ireland, particularly Banagher (1,096.19 hours), Glasgow (1,233.96 hours), and Manchester (1,265.48 hours), reported among the least sunshine, while places like Plymouth (1,732.24 hours) flourished in sunlight. Interestingly, Scotland has seen clearer conditions recently, defying its typical reputation for gloomy weather, thus raising attention on how regional differences impact locals' well-being and health.
Banagher in Ireland received the least amount of sunshine at just 1,096.19 hours per year, profoundly affecting residents' access to vitamin D.
Scotland experienced clearer conditions than anywhere else in the UK, with Moray's Kinloss receiving a surprising 35 hours of sunshine in early November.
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