Sunrise and sunset today and tomorrow
Today's and tomorrow's sunrise and sunset times where you are and in the most searched cities, updated every day. To see another place, type its name.
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Sunrise7:12am
Sunset6:08pmDay length: 10 h 55 minTomorrow7:13am6:06pm- Sunrise7:32amSunset5:56pmDay length: 10 h 23 minTomorrow7:34am5:54pm
- Sunrise6:34amSunset6:11pmDay length: 11 h 37 minTomorrow6:34am6:10pm
- Sunrise7:02amSunset6:12pmDay length: 11 h 10 minTomorrow7:03am6:11pm
- Sunrise7:38amSunset6:25pmDay length: 10 h 47 minTomorrow7:39am6:24pm
- Sunrise6:25amSunset5:45pmDay length: 11 h 20 minTomorrow6:26am5:44pm
- Sunrise6:07amSunset7:13pmDay length: 13 h 06 minTomorrow6:05am7:14pm
- Sunrise5:48amSunset5:32pmDay length: 11 h 44 minTomorrow5:48am5:32pm
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Sunrise-Sunset is a free online tool that provides information about day length, twilight, sunrise and sunset times for any location of the world.
Our purpose is to make it easy to everybody to access Sun related information through simple tools that offers accurate information.
What exactly are the sunrise and sunset?
It's important to note that both sunrise and sunset are 'instants'. The time range during which the day becomes night or vice versa is called twilight. We can distinguish between the morning twilight, that happens between dawn and sunrise and the evening twilight, that happens between sunset and dusk each day. Duration of twilight actually depends on our position on Earth and date of year. For example, at Arctic and Antarctic latitudes in summer, the night never gets completely dark.
The sunrise is the exact instant at which the upper edge of the Sun becomes visible over the eastern horizon, in the morning. It's also called sun up.
With sunset we refer to the instant when the trailing edge of the Sun stops being visible and disappears below the western horizon in the evening.
Daylength
As you may have noticed, daylength or length of daytime varies over the year. In the north hemisphere, summer days are longer while winter days are shorter and dusk happens very early. Daylength also changes depending on latitude and, during winter, the higher the latitude, the shorter the days.
Our tools will let you know, accurately, how long the daytime of a given day is going to be on any place of the world and how the daylength evolves during the year.
As a curiosity, because of the decreasing rotation speed of the Earth, days keep getting a bit longer over time. The average day, a century ago, was 1.7 milliseconds shorter than today.
Who may need to check sunrise and sunset times
Photographers
Sunrise and sunset create the perfect natural light for photo and movie shoots.
Astronomers
Explore the fascinating changes of the sky during a twilight spectacle.
Explorers
Plan your hike around sunrise and sunset to get the most out of your day.
Golfers
Know when to reserve a tee time at your favorite golf course.
Lovers
Prepare a romantic date and enjoy the sunrise or sunset together.