The day with the most hours of sunlight in the northern hemisphere (fewest hours of sunlight in the southern hemisphere) occurs when the North Pole is pointing most nearly toward the Sun, on or about June 22 of each year.
(The day with the most hours of sunlight in the northern hemisphere; occurs; T:when the North Pole is pointing most nearly toward the Sun, on or about June 22 of each year) (the North Pole; is pointing; most nearly toward the Sun, on or about June 22 of each year)
The day with the most hours of sunlight in the northern hemisphere the North Pole
occurs is pointing
T:when the North Pole is pointing most nearly toward the Sun, on or about June 22 of each year
most nearly toward the Sun, on or about June 22 of each year