June22 NOON in Guyana : 17 minutes LATE

I live in Guyana, in South America. Following your advice to verify for ourselves that rotation is slowing. Ichecked the time the sun was at high noon, today June 22nd , with the aid of a marker, and it was 11.32 am. My watch should have shown the time as 12.00 , since the sun was directly overhead. I am a bit confused here since this would seem to indicate that the sun reached the high noon position 28 minutes early! Could you explain , if possible. Is rotation faster or slower?. No daylight saving time in effect here in Guyana.

I have the answer! I checked in my SkyMap program for high noon position (it rises up, then descends, and the high point is high noon) and could not find a listing for Guyana but did for Caracas. This did indeed show 12:00 no DST to be high noon, BUT, you are a distance to the west so your noon would come early! I could not find a major city in your area, so took the distance from Caracas to you and found it to be Detroit MI to Boston MA. Did 15 minutes steps for these cities from 12:00 to 2:15 (both are on DST) and found this:
High Noon (high arc position) for Detroit is 1:37 with DST
High Noon (high arc position) for Boston is 12:52 with DST

There is a difference of 45 minutes! So you reading, given this, was actually NOT 28 minutes early, but rather 17 minutes LATE! :-)

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