Winter solstice brings longer days in Northern Hemisphere
The winter solstice took place at 10:59 a.m.
•
Dec 21, 2021, 10:55 PM
•
Updated 1,028 days ago
Share:
More Stories
Walgreens lays out plan to shutter 1,200 drugstores
38m ago1:05
SPCA Westchester hosts annual Tales of Hope Rescue Gala
58m ago2:17
Made in the Hudson Valley: Westchester native brings communities from all over together through 'Manor Sangria'
59m ago0:16
Steve Carell spotted visiting Beacon's Yankee Clipper Diner
1h ago0:35
Family of man fatally shot by New Rochelle police files lawsuit
1h ago0:18
Man fatally stabbed in Newburgh, police search for suspect
1h agoWalgreens lays out plan to shutter 1,200 drugstores
38m ago1:05
SPCA Westchester hosts annual Tales of Hope Rescue Gala
58m ago2:17
Made in the Hudson Valley: Westchester native brings communities from all over together through 'Manor Sangria'
59m ago0:16
Steve Carell spotted visiting Beacon's Yankee Clipper Diner
1h ago0:35
Family of man fatally shot by New Rochelle police files lawsuit
1h ago0:18
Man fatally stabbed in Newburgh, police search for suspect
1h agoTuesday marked the first day of winter!
The winter solstice took place at 10:59 a.m.
It's also the shortest day and longest night of the year.
After Tuesday, days will start to grow longer and will continue that way until the summer solstice in June.
More from News 12
1:52
7-Eleven closing more than 400 locations
2:34
Sun and clouds with highs in the 50s today, warmer temps coming this weekend
1:28
Residents demand antisemitic graffiti along Bronx River Parkway walking path be painted over
Walgreens lays out plan to shutter 1,200 drugstores
1:05
SPCA Westchester hosts annual Tales of Hope Rescue Gala
2:17