Now here is a myth probably most of you have been wondering about. Is it true that solar panels only work properly during the summer while it’s bright and hot? Do cold weather, wind or snow affect the performance of your solar panels? Is there any way you can configure them to have increased exposure to the sun? Let’s try and find out if these questions can be answered! Solar panels do not require heat or a clear sky to produce energy. Sunlight is the only necessary resource, and it’s available to us 365 days of the year, so the answer is yes. Solar panels can and will produce energy for your home during the winter because sunlight is the only requirement for them to work. Weather do not affect them too much; wind, rain or snow have no significant effect on the amount of sunlight that can reach the panels, although clouds can be somewhat of a hindrance because they physically block the sun, therefore reducing the amount of light the solar panels can absorb. Rain and wind can even help keep the panels stay clean and wipe off debris and dust. There is a catch though. Days are…