Sunrise and sunset times calendar

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October 2026 - Melbourne, City of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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All times are in Melbourne's time: Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST, UTC+10) until October 4, 2026, and Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT, UTC+11) from then on.

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Oct 1 5:56 am6:24 pm
Oct 2 5:54 am6:25 pm
Oct 3 5:53 am6:25 pm
Oct 4 πŸ• 6:51 am7:26 pm
Oct 5 6:50 am7:27 pm
Oct 6 6:48 am7:28 pm
Oct 7 6:47 am7:29 pm
Oct 8 6:45 am7:30 pm
Oct 9 6:44 am7:31 pm
Oct 10 6:42 am7:32 pm
Oct 11 6:41 am7:33 pm
Oct 12 6:39 am7:34 pm
Oct 13 6:38 am7:35 pm
Oct 14 6:36 am7:36 pm
Oct 15 6:35 am7:37 pm
Oct 16 6:34 am7:38 pm
Oct 17 6:32 am7:39 pm
Oct 18 6:31 am7:40 pm
Oct 19 6:29 am7:41 pm
Oct 20 6:28 am7:42 pm
Oct 21 6:27 am7:43 pm
Oct 22 6:25 am7:44 pm
Oct 23 6:24 am7:45 pm
Oct 24 6:23 am7:46 pm
Oct 25 6:22 am7:47 pm
Oct 26 6:20 am7:48 pm
Oct 27 6:19 am7:49 pm
Oct 28 6:18 am7:50 pm
Oct 29 6:17 am7:51 pm
Oct 30 6:15 am7:52 pm
Oct 31 6:14 am7:53 pm

πŸ• Daylight Saving Time starts on Sunday, October 4, 2026 @ 3:00 am. Clocks are set forward by 1 hour.

Download PDF Β· Melbourne, October 2026

Sun dates of 2026 in Melbourne

  1. 5JanLatest sunset8:45 pm
  2. 3MarLunar eclipseTotal, greatest at 10:33 pm Β· visible from moonrise at 7:49 pm
  3. 21MarMarch equinoxAutumn begins at 1:45 am Β· 12h 7m of daylight
  4. 5AprClocks go backone hour back
  5. 13JunEarliest sunset5:07 pm
  6. 21JunShortest day (winter solstice)Winter begins at 6:24 pm Β· 9h 32m of daylight
  7. 29JunLatest sunrise7:36 am
  8. 23SepSeptember equinoxSpring begins at 10:05 am Β· 12h 8m of daylight
  9. 4OctClocks go forwardone hour forward
  10. 7DecEarliest sunrise5:51 am
  11. 22DecLongest day (summer solstice)Summer begins at 7:50 am Β· 14h 47m of daylight

2026 in Melbourne in numbers

185/365 Β· 51%days longer than 12 hours
115/365 Β· 32%days with sunset after 8 pm
150/365 Β· 41%days with sunrise after 7 am

Day length on the 15th of each month

Day length on the 15th of each month
MonthDay length
January14h 29m
February13h 29m
March12h 21m
April11h 7m
May10h 6m
June9h 33m
July9h 46m
August10h 38m
September11h 49m
October13h 1m
November14h 9m
December14h 45m

Days getting longer in 2026 in Melbourne

Days get shorter until June 21, then longer until December 22.

MonthDaylight gained or lost each day, on average over the month
Januaryβˆ’1 min 24 s a day
Februaryβˆ’2 min 16 s a day
Marchβˆ’2 min 27 s a day
Aprilβˆ’2 min 16 s a day
Mayβˆ’1 min 37 s a day
Juneβˆ’18 s a day
July+1 min 11 s a day
August+2 min 04 s a day
September+2 min 23 s a day
October+2 min 21 s a day
November+1 min 48 s a day
December+21 s a day

Evenings get longer from June 14 already: the earliest sunset is on June 13, before the shortest day.

Twilight and golden hour in 2026 in Melbourne

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

MonthFirst lightLast lightEvening golden hour
January5:44 am9:14 pm8:06–9:02 pm
February6:21 am8:46 pm7:43–8:36 pm
March6:51 am8:05 pm7:05–7:56 pm
April6:19 am6:20 pm5:18–6:10 pm
May6:45 am5:47 pm4:41–5:37 pm
June7:04 am5:36 pm4:26–5:25 pm
July7:03 am5:48 pm4:40–5:37 pm
August6:38 am6:11 pm5:08–6:01 pm
September5:55 am6:36 pm5:36–6:26 pm
October6:08 am8:04 pm7:02–7:54 pm
November5:30 am8:38 pm7:32–8:27 pm
December5:20 am9:09 pm7:59–8:57 pm

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

Full moons of 2026

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

  1. 3JanWolf MoonSupermoon9:02 pm
  2. 2FebSnow Moon9:09 am
  3. 3MarWorm Moon10:37 pm
  4. 2AprPink Moon1:11 pm
  5. 2MayFlower MoonMicromoon3:23 am
  6. 31MayBlue MoonMicromoon6:45 pm
  7. 30JunStrawberry MoonMicromoon9:56 am
  8. 30JulBuck Moon12:35 am
  9. 28AugSturgeon Moon2:18 pm
  10. 27SepHarvest Moon2:49 am
  11. 26OctHunter's Moon3:11 pm
  12. 25NovBeaver MoonSupermoon1:53 am
  13. 24DecCold MoonSupermoon12:28 pm

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