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Stan i think i have found a reason for the golden sunlight. For years i have seen this about the 15 th of august and read that about then the sun went below the equator and did not return until the next year. The suns rays then pass through a lot more atmosphere giving the dispersion that causes the change in the way we perceive the light. I imagine the latitude where you are will effect the timing of this. I am in Mass. so a lot further north than you are therefor earlier.
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