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As someone who grew up in northern areas, not really. In fall or spring (Oct, or April) when the sun has a better angle you can notice. But the rest of the winter when the sun’s at a slant? Not so much.
So does black make a significant difference when it’s colder? Or is it only noticable when there’s harsh sun?
As someone who grew up in northern areas, not really. In fall or spring (Oct, or April) when the sun has a better angle you can notice. But the rest of the winter when the sun’s at a slant? Not so much.
It’s different: radiation of long-wave infrared balanced against absorption of ambient light.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emissivity
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selective_surface