Describe the bug
Edited because I don't know how the sun moves apparently
When time of day is set to morning, the sun appears high in the sky to the Northeast. When set to noon, the sun still appears in the North. This doesn't happen at latitudes above about 25 AFAIK. The Southern hemisphere also has the sun in the South when time is set to evening.
Expected behavior
Sun should be at realistic position for current latitude.
Additional context
According to https://sun-direction.com, if at Null Island, the morning & noon settings would be accurate around June, and the evening position would be accurate around December. Maybe lat/lon is not being properly accounted for?
Describe the bug Edited because I don't know how the sun moves apparently
When time of day is set to morning, the sun appears high in the sky to the Northeast. When set to noon, the sun still appears in the North. This doesn't happen at latitudes above about 25 AFAIK. The Southern hemisphere also has the sun in the South when time is set to evening.
Expected behavior Sun should be at realistic position for current latitude.
Map location https://streets.gl/#59.31808,18.07854,42.00,47.50,1738.56
Screenshots Stockholm
System information
Additional context According to https://sun-direction.com, if at Null Island, the morning & noon settings would be accurate around June, and the evening position would be accurate around December. Maybe lat/lon is not being properly accounted for?