If you found yourself pining for some sunshine in Ontario in recent months, it’s likely because the province just lived through one of the darkest winter seasons in nearly a century.
, parts of Ontario saw lower levels of solar energy between December 2022 and February 2023 than previously recorded in the last 83 years, or since 1940.
“I just basically wanted to see how much solar energy we got this winter, and so that drove me to make this map,” Brettschneider told CTV News Toronto Wednesday. Within Brettschneider’s maps, areas in the black zones, such as Tobermory, Collingwood, the Manitoulin region, Prince Edward County, and the area of eastern Lake Ontario, all saw the most drastic lack of solar energy in Ontario this winter.The worst month for lack of solar energy in Ontario was January, Brettschneider said.
, according to The Weather Network. London, Ont. went without a sunny day from Dec. 4, 2022, to Jan 8, 2023, the agency added.
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