yes-if you mean your specific spot on earth, then in northern summer your home is a bit more tilted toward the sun, so at local noon you’re slightly closer.
but that’s not why it’s hot. the big effect is tilt changing sun angle and day length, which changes how much energy your area gets.
weirdly, earth as a whole is actually farther from the sun during northern summer and closer during northern winter. so “summer = closer to sun” is locally a tiny yes, globally the wrong story.
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