When does the yellow wall, gunks go out of the sun?

Sure it's not much different than the rest of the trapps but when does it usually stop getting blasted by the sun? Looking to climb in it tomorrow 

The further north you go in the Trapps the earlier it goes into the shadows (the cliff bends a little).  The yellow wall being further north means sometime shortly after noon (1-2PM), compared to the Uberfall (south) which isn't until like 3PM(?).

Google Earth is a useful tool for this sort of question. You can plug in a particular date in the past and see a satellite photo of the sun exposure on the rock.  

Although I couldn't figure out the google earth trick, it did get me to look at the map and that bend isn't as pronounced as I remember it being, though I know from experience climbing near the yellow wall that it does go in the shade sooner.  There's obviously a few additional things factoring into when parts of the cliff go into the shade sooner/later than others.

Kevin Heckeler wrote:

The further north you go in the Trapps the earlier it goes into the shadows (the cliff bends a little).  The yellow wall being further north means sometime shortly after noon (1-2PM), compared to the Uberfall (south) which isn't until like 3PM(?).

thanks I appreciate the response!