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Your body’s core temp naturally drops when you’re trying to sleep; this process can take up to two hours in the heat of summer but is much faster in winter, says Tucker. Plus, one of the upsides of shorter days is darker mornings, so you can naturally sleep in later, no blackout curtains required. If your bedroom temperature is between 60 and 67 degrees, you might burn more calories, too.
