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Sunrise & Sunset in Nome

Sunrise in Nome is 5:43 AM and sunset is 12:35 AM on Saturday, July 25, 2026. Nome has 18 hours 51 minutes of daylight today — 7 minutes less than yesterday. First light begins at , and last light ends at .

Next: Sunset at 12:35 AM

Alaska Daylight Time · Calculated for central Nome — recomputed live in your browser for today's date.

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First light
Sunrise5:43 AM
Solar noon3:09 PM
Sunset12:35 AM
Last light
Day length18 h 51 m

All cities

First/last light = civil twilight (sun <6° below the horizon), from Nome's coordinates — accurate to a minute or two.

Next 7 days

DaySunriseSunsetDay lengthDaily change
Sat, Jul 255:43 AM12:35 AM18 h 51 m−7 min
Sun, Jul 265:46 AM12:31 AM18 h 45 m−7 min
Mon, Jul 275:50 AM12:28 AM18 h 38 m−7 min
Tue, Jul 285:53 AM12:25 AM18 h 32 m−7 min
Wed, Jul 295:56 AM12:21 AM18 h 25 m−7 min
Thu, Jul 306:00 AM12:18 AM18 h 18 m−7 min
Fri, Jul 316:03 AM12:14 AM18 h 11 m−7 min

Sunrise & sunset through the year

Longest day: June 20 — 21 h 28 m of daylight. Shortest day: December 21 — 3 h 54 m.

Daylight & seasons in Nome

What time is sunrise in Nome today?

The card above computes it live in your browser for today's date, using Nome's coordinates — along with sunset, solar noon, first light and last light, all in Nome's own time zone.

What are first light and last light?

Civil twilight — when the sun is less than 6° below the horizon. It's bright enough for most outdoor activities before sunrise and after sunset.

Why do the times change every day?

Earth's tilted axis means the sun's path moves through the seasons — days lengthen toward the summer solstice and shorten toward the winter solstice, so sunrise and sunset shift a little every day.

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