Is it normal to have no sun for two hours at noon in winter?

Whether it is normal to have no sun for two hours at noon in winter depends on the specific geographical location and weather conditions.

In winter, the altitude angle of the sun is lower, the path of sunlight passing through the atmosphere is longer, the intensity of sunlight will be weakened, and the sunshine time will be shortened. In some high latitudes, the sunshine time in winter is only a few hours, or even shorter. In addition, rainy weather, fog and other weather phenomena will also cause the sun's rays to be blocked and there will be no sun.