Time the upper limb of the sun first appears above the horizon
Sunset19:30
Solar Noon11:57
Day Length15h 6m
Civil Dawn03:51
Civil Dusk20:04
Nautical Dawn03:09
Nautical Dusk20:46
Astronomical Dawn02:18
Astronomical Dusk21:37
Solar Declination+23.45 deg
Midnight
06:00
Noon
18:00
Midnight
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15h 6m of daylight for your location on this date.
Sunrise at 04:25 and sunset at 19:30, giving 15h 6m of daylight.
Civil twilight begins at 03:51 (dawn) and ends at 20:04 (dusk) - useful light for outdoor activities without needing artificial lighting.
Nautical twilight starts at 03:09, when the horizon becomes visible at sea for celestial navigation with a sextant.
Solar declination on this date is +23.45 deg, which tells you how far north or south of the equator the sun is directly overhead.
Next stepThe Northern Hemisphere experiences the most daylight around the June solstice (June 20-21) and the least around the December solstice (Dec 21-22). Compare this date with those for reference.