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Sunrise & Sunset Times

Pick a city for today's sunrise, sunset, first light, last light, solar noon and day length — plus the next 7 days. Calculated estimates, computed live from each city's coordinates for today's date.

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Today's sun — near you and beyond

United States

Browse by state

1,000 US cities in all — every city of roughly 37,000 people or more. Smaller towns: sun times for any location →

Around the world (97 cities)

How accurate are the times?

These are calculated estimates, computed live in your browser with a standard solar-position method (the SunCalc library) from each city's listed coordinates — so they're always for today's date and can't go stale. Actual observed sunrise and sunset can differ by a few minutes with terrain, elevation, weather, atmospheric refraction, and how far you are from the listed coordinates.

Whose time zone are the times in?

Each city page shows times in that city's own local time zone, labelled on the page.

What's the difference between sunrise and first light?

First light (civil dawn) is when the sun reaches 6° below the horizon — bright enough to see clearly. Sunrise is when the sun's upper edge crosses the horizon itself.

More sun & time tools

The world clock shows live times and today's sunrise/sunset around the globe at a glance. Counting down to a season? Try the summer solstice countdown.

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