Sunrise and sunset times calendar

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November 2026 - 80525

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All times are in Mountain Daylight Time (MDT, UTC−6) until November 1, 2026, and in Mountain Standard Time (MST, UTC−7) from then on.

SUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISAT
Nov 1 🕐 6:30 am4:56 pm
Nov 2 6:31 am4:55 pm
Nov 3 6:32 am4:54 pm
Nov 4 6:33 am4:53 pm
Nov 5 6:35 am4:52 pm
Nov 6 6:36 am4:50 pm
Nov 7 6:37 am4:49 pm
Nov 8 6:38 am4:48 pm
Nov 9 6:39 am4:47 pm
Nov 10 6:40 am4:46 pm
Nov 11 6:42 am4:45 pm
Nov 12 6:43 am4:45 pm
Nov 13 6:44 am4:44 pm
Nov 14 6:45 am4:43 pm
Nov 15 6:46 am4:42 pm
Nov 16 6:48 am4:41 pm
Nov 17 6:49 am4:40 pm
Nov 18 6:50 am4:40 pm
Nov 19 6:51 am4:39 pm
Nov 20 6:52 am4:38 pm
Nov 21 6:53 am4:38 pm
Nov 22 6:54 am4:37 pm
Nov 23 6:56 am4:37 pm
Nov 24 6:57 am4:36 pm
Nov 25 6:58 am4:36 pm
Nov 26 6:59 am4:35 pm
Nov 27 7:00 am4:35 pm
Nov 28 7:01 am4:34 pm
Nov 29 7:02 am4:34 pm
Nov 30 7:03 am4:34 pm
 

🕐 Daylight Saving Time ends on Sunday, November 1, 2026 @ 1:00 am. Clocks are set back by 1 hour.

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Sun dates of 2026 in 80525

  1. 3MarLunar eclipseTotal, greatest at 4:33 am · visible until moonset at 6:35 am
  2. 8MarClocks go forwardone hour forward
  3. 20MarMarch equinoxSpring begins at 8:45 am · 12h 9m of daylight
  4. 14JunEarliest sunrise5:29 am
  5. 21JunLongest day (summer solstice)Summer begins at 2:24 am · 15h 4m of daylight
  6. 27JunLatest sunset8:35 pm
  7. 27AugLunar eclipsePartial, greatest at 10:12 pm · visible from moonrise at 7:31 pm
  8. 22SepSeptember equinoxAutumn begins at 6:05 pm · 12h 9m of daylight
  9. 31OctLatest sunrise7:29 am
  10. 1NovClocks go backone hour back
  11. 7DecEarliest sunset4:33 pm
  12. 21DecShortest day (winter solstice)Winter begins at 1:50 pm · 9h 16m of daylight

2026 in 80525 in numbers

193/365 · 53%days longer than 12 hours
101/365 · 28%days with sunset after 8 pm
117/365 · 32%days with sunrise after 7 am

Day length on the 15th of each month

Day length on the 15th of each month
MonthDay length
January9h 36m
February10h 41m
March11h 55m
April13h 18m
May14h 26m
June15h 3m
July14h 47m
August13h 46m
September12h 27m
October11h 8m
November9h 55m
December9h 17m

Days getting longer in 2026 in 80525

Days get longer until June 21, then shorter until December 21.

MonthDaylight gained or lost each day, on average over the month
January+1 min 32 s a day
February+2 min 28 s a day
March+2 min 41 s a day
April+2 min 32 s a day
May+1 min 49 s a day
June+18 s a day
July−1 min 23 s a day
August−2 min 21 s a day
September−2 min 38 s a day
October−2 min 33 s a day
November−1 min 55 s a day
December−20 s a day

Evenings get longer from December 8 already: the earliest sunset is on December 7, before the shortest day.

Twilight and golden hour in 2026 in 80525

On the 15th of each month, from the first to the last light of the day.

MonthFirst lightLast lightEvening golden hour
January6:51 am5:28 pm4:16–5:17 pm
February6:25 am6:03 pm4:58–5:53 pm
March6:44 am7:34 pm6:31–7:24 pm
April5:53 am8:08 pm7:03–7:57 pm
May5:12 am8:41 pm7:31–8:29 pm
June4:55 am9:05 pm7:52–8:53 pm
July5:10 am9:01 pm7:49–8:49 pm
August5:41 am8:26 pm7:20–8:15 pm
September6:13 am7:36 pm6:33–7:26 pm
October6:43 am6:47 pm5:43–6:37 pm
November6:17 am5:11 pm4:02–5:01 pm
December6:45 am5:05 pm3:51–4:53 pm

First and last light: the Sun 6° below the horizon (civil twilight). Golden hour: the Sun between 6° above and 4° below the horizon, the softest light for photos.

Full moons of 2026

Date and time in 80525. Names from the North American tradition.

  1. 3JanWolf MoonSupermoon3:02 am
  2. 1FebSnow Moon3:09 pm
  3. 3MarWorm Moon4:37 am
  4. 1AprPink Moon8:11 pm
  5. 1MayFlower MoonMicromoon11:23 am
  6. 31MayBlue MoonMicromoon2:45 am
  7. 29JunStrawberry MoonMicromoon5:56 pm
  8. 29JulBuck Moon8:35 am
  9. 27AugSturgeon Moon10:18 pm
  10. 26SepHarvest Moon10:49 am
  11. 25OctHunter's Moon10:11 pm
  12. 24NovBeaver MoonSupermoon7:53 am
  13. 23DecCold MoonSupermoon6:28 pm

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