What region gets the most sunshine year round?

Question

What region gets the most sunshine year round?

Answer 1

Well there could be two possible places. First is the north pole it gets 24hrs light all the time. But since its such a small area its not alot? the equator is exposed to the sun the most in a large quantity wise but only gets 12 hours of sunlight per day. So a small area that always gets light and a large area that gets 12 hours of light.

But if your talking about the equator all around the earth then its always getting sunlight since its exposed to the sun on both sides of the world.

Answer 2

the equator because it is located at zero degrees lattitude because it is the middle of the World. It is the imagiable line that splits the world in half.

Answer 3

the equator.

Answer 4

The Sahara Desert

Answer 5

Florida:

So in effect, Florida never really gets extremely hot or extremely cold, making it a great winter or summer retreat. People who live in countries such as the UK, which is notorious for its unpredictable weather, will often descend upon Florida’s sandy shores looking to reap all the benefits a sunshine holiday can offer - the key ones being relaxation and improved mental wellbeing.

Of course, the major benefit Florida has over the usual sunshine resorts in places such as Spain and Portugal, is, well, it isn’t a resort. Florida is a massive peninsula state, surrounded by water on three sides and has somewhere in the region of 1200 miles of coastline, which has helped create some of the world’s best beaches, from Daytona Beach in the north of the state, to the world-famous Miami Beach in the south.

Answer 6

One requirement would proximity to the equator, which generates the longest year-round daylight hours.  The second would be distance from maritime areas which generate humidity and cloud.  Having looked at the Atlas, my guess would be Niger or Chad.

Answer 7

If you are directly on the equator you get 12 hrs of day and 12 hrs of night EVERY day.  If you add up all the time that any given location has dark and light in a given year you will get the same amount that you would on the equator.  So the answer to your question is it's even no matter where you are if you add up the amount throught he whole year.

Answer 8

California