Winter Solstice: The Return of Light

Tomorrow marks the winter solstice, the absolute shortest day of the year in the Northern

Hemisphere. It happens at exactly 9:03 AM on December 21st, bringing the longest

night we'll experience all year. But here's the exciting part: from that exact moment forward,

daylight starts increasing again. Every single day after tomorrow gets a little bit longer,

bringing us closer to spring. Ancient cultures celebrated this turning point for

thousands of years, knowing it meant the sun was finally coming back. The darkest moment

is actually the beginning of more light. So tomorrow when you wake up,

remember you're witnessing the astronomical start of winter and the promise of brighter days