As we all knew it would, much of that wonderful warmth we accumulated from sunlight during summer is seeping off into space.
If we disregard the intervention of clouds, which limit the losses like blankets, or the movement of air masses which can affect local temperature over the short term, more of that precious commodity radiates away into the void beyond Earth’s atmosphere each clear fall New England night. Our lengthening nights make sure that, on average, more does than the night before.
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