Shorter Days: How Does Your Sign React?

We’ve turned the clocks back and shorter evenings are upon us, with less outside hours and more time indoors. How will your Sun sign react to the shift?

Scorpio isn’t at their best in bright sunlight, so they’ll revel in more time in the dark. They’ll snuggle and smooch in the shadows with delight.

Capricorn is more comfortable with shorter days and longer nights. They’re eager to settle down for some winter brainstorming and planning.

Virgo appreciates the coming winter since they’re happiest when working hard. Too much playtime just isn’t their thing.

Aquarius is not the outdoor type, preferring to be glued to their favorite films and TV shows. The prospect of long cozy evenings at home thrills them.

Pisces is not thrilled with the impending darkness and their mood may drop. But they’re adaptable and will tap into their imagination to get through darker days.

Sagittarius will not be happy and will immediately reach for the travel brochures, finding out how they can bring the sunshine back into their life.

Taurus will sigh at having less time for nature rambles and evening walks. But they understand the cycle of the seasons better than most so will make it through the winter months knowing that spring is on its way.

Gemini has a light and a dark side, but they easily sink into gloom with the fading light. They need to stock their archives with great movies and classic books.

Cancer likes having their loved ones close, so the anticipation of family get-togethers around a roaring fire is their idea of heaven.

Full of energy, Aries must find ways to stay physical through the winter months. Any physical challenge -- especially competitive -- will help keep them happy.

Leo was born for the spotlight -- and sunlight. That said, they’re resourceful and will enjoy the chance to show off their fashionable winter wardrobe.

Libra prefers spring, but will revel in filling out their event calendar with parties for the dark days ahead. But they also have their eye on a sunny vacation in the dead of winter.