How does the altitude of the Sun change throughout the year in Reno, NV?

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Given what we know, we can confirm that in Reno, NV, the angle of the Sun is lower during the winter months and <u>higher </u>in the <u>sky </u>during the summer.

We can know this about Reno, NV, given that it is irrelevant where we placed this question. the answer will be the same all across the world. It has to do with the way the Earth orbits the Sun as well as the tilt of the Earth. This causes the Sun to be higher in the sky during summer and lower in the winter months.

Therefore, we can confirm that the angle of the Sun is lower during the winter months and higher in the sky during the summer, both in Reno, NV and everywhere else.

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