The Sun's altitude and azimuth at every hour of today for your location, with times in its local time zone. Use it to plan a solargraph aim.
Frequently asked questions
What does the list show?
One row for each hour of today, 00:00 to 23:00, with the Sun's altitude above the horizon and its azimuth (compass direction: 0° north, 90° east, 180° south). A negative altitude means the Sun is below the horizon.
Which time zone are the hours in?
The time zone of your location pin, named on every row (GMT-4 in Guyana). Today is today’s date in that zone.
How does this help with a solargraph?
A solargraph can records the Sun’s daily arcs, so it must face the part of the sky the Sun crosses. The hourly altitudes and azimuths show where that is today; the Solargraph Install Planner suggests an aim for the can.