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Sunrise & Sunset in Miami

Today in Miami, United States the sun rises at 07:24 and sets at 18:48, giving a day length of 11h 24m. Day length changes by −1m 24s the next day.

Tomorrow

☀️ Sunrise

07:24

Bearing: ESE 101.9°

🌇 Sunset

18:48

Bearing: WSW 258.1°

🌞 Day length

11h 24m

Next day −1m 24s

🕛 Solar noon

13:06

Sun 53.2° above the horizon

Twilight phases

From darkest to brightest: the sun's angle below the horizon decides how much light there is. Times are for the date shown above.

Astronomical twilight

Begins: 06:07

Ends: 20:05

Sun is between -18° and -12° below the horizon — only the brightest stars are obscured.

Nautical twilight

Begins: 06:34

Ends: 19:38

Sun is between -12° and -6° — the horizon becomes visible at sea.

Civil twilight

Begins: 07:00

Ends: 19:11

Sun is between -6° and 0° — outdoor activities are still possible without artificial light.

Golden hour

Morning: 07:24–07:55

Evening: 18:17–18:48

Sun below 6° — soft, warm, low-angle light that photographers look for.

Blue hour

Morning: 07:00–07:09

Evening: 19:02–19:11

Sun 4°–6° below the horizon — deep blue sky, city lights on, no harsh shadows.

Solar noon & night

Solar noon: 13:06

Solar midnight: 01:06

Night is darkest at solar midnight, halfway between sunset and the next sunrise.

October 2026 — daily sunrise & sunset

Tomorrow's data →
Date Sunrise Sunset Day length Solar noon Civil dawn Civil dusk Sunrise bearing Change
1 Thu 07:14 19:09 11h 55m 13:11 06:51 19:32 E 93.2° −1m 30s
2 Fri 07:14 19:08 11h 54m 13:11 06:51 19:31 E 93.6° −1m 30s
3 Sat 07:15 19:07 11h 52m 13:11 06:52 19:29 E 94.0° −1m 30s
4 Sun 07:15 19:05 11h 51m 13:10 06:52 19:28 E 94.4° −1m 30s
5 Mon 07:15 19:04 11h 49m 13:10 06:52 19:27 E 94.9° −1m 30s
6 Tue 07:16 19:03 11h 48m 13:10 06:53 19:26 E 95.3° −1m 29s
7 Wed 07:16 19:02 11h 46m 13:09 06:53 19:25 E 95.7° −1m 29s
8 Thu 07:17 19:01 11h 45m 13:09 06:54 19:24 E 96.1° −1m 29s
9 Fri 07:17 19:00 11h 43m 13:09 06:54 19:23 E 96.6° −1m 29s
10 Sat 07:18 18:59 11h 42m 13:08 06:55 19:22 E 97.0° −1m 29s
11 Sun 07:18 18:58 11h 40m 13:08 06:55 19:21 E 97.4° −1m 29s
12 Mon 07:19 18:57 11h 39m 13:08 06:55 19:20 E 97.8° −1m 28s
13 Tue 07:19 18:56 11h 37m 13:08 06:56 19:19 E 98.2° −1m 28s
14 Wed 07:20 18:55 11h 36m 13:07 06:56 19:18 E 98.7° −1m 28s
15 Thu 07:20 18:54 11h 34m 13:07 06:57 19:17 E 99.1° −1m 27s
16 Fri 07:21 18:53 11h 33m 13:07 06:57 19:17 E 99.5° −1m 27s
17 Sat 07:21 18:52 11h 31m 13:07 06:58 19:16 E 99.9° −1m 27s
18 Sun 07:22 18:52 11h 30m 13:07 06:58 19:15 E 100.3° −1m 26s
19 Mon 07:22 18:51 11h 28m 13:06 06:59 19:14 E 100.7° −1m 26s
20 Tue 07:23 18:50 11h 27m 13:06 06:59 19:13 E 101.1° −1m 26s
21 Wed 07:23 18:49 11h 26m 13:06 07:00 19:12 ESE 101.5° −1m 25s
22 Thu 07:24 18:48 11h 24m 13:06 07:00 19:11 ESE 101.9° −1m 25s
23 Fri 07:24 18:47 11h 23m 13:06 07:01 19:11 ESE 102.3° −1m 24s
24 Sat 07:25 18:46 11h 21m 13:06 07:02 19:10 ESE 102.7° −1m 24s
25 Sun 07:26 18:46 11h 20m 13:06 07:02 19:09 ESE 103.1° −1m 23s
26 Mon 07:26 18:45 11h 19m 13:05 07:03 19:08 ESE 103.5° −1m 23s
27 Tue 07:27 18:44 11h 17m 13:05 07:03 19:07 ESE 103.8° −1m 22s
28 Wed 07:27 18:43 11h 16m 13:05 07:04 19:07 ESE 104.2° −1m 22s
29 Thu 07:28 18:42 11h 15m 13:05 07:04 19:06 ESE 104.6° −1m 21s
30 Fri 07:29 18:42 11h 13m 13:05 07:05 19:05 ESE 105.0° −1m 21s
31 Sat 07:29 18:41 11h 12m 13:05 07:06 19:05 ESE 105.3° −1m 20s

Solstices and equinoxes in Miami, 2026

The four turning points of the sun's year, converted to Miami local time. At 25.8° N the noon sun swings between 40.8° and 87.7° above the horizon over the year.

EventLocal date & timeSunriseSunsetDay lengthNoon sun
March equinox 20 March at 10:46 07:26 19:32 12h 7m 64.1°
June solstice 21 June at 04:25 06:31 20:16 13h 45m 87.7°
September equinox 22 September at 20:06 07:10 19:19 12h 9m 64.5°
December solstice 21 December at 15:50 07:04 17:35 10h 32m 40.8°

Equinox and solstice instants from Jean Meeus's algorithm (accurate to about a minute). "Noon sun" is the sun's altitude above the horizon at solar noon.

Daylight in Miami through the year

The longest day in Miami is 21 June with 13h 45m of daylight; the shortest is 22 December with 10h 32m. Day length swings by 3 h 13 min over the year. The earliest sunrise is at 06:30 on 1 June and the latest sunset at 20:17 on 26 June — not on the solstice itself, because solar noon drifts through the year.

Hours of daylight on the 15th of each month, 2026
0h 6h 12h 18h 24h January 15: 10h 42m of daylight 10.7 Jan February 15: 11h 18m of daylight 11.3 Feb March 15: 11h 59m of daylight 12.0 Mar April 15: 12h 46m of daylight 12.8 Apr May 15: 13h 24m of daylight 13.4 May June 15: 13h 44m of daylight 13.7 Jun July 15: 13h 36m of daylight 13.6 Jul August 15: 13h 3m of daylight 13.1 Aug September 15: 12h 19m of daylight 12.3 Sep October 15: 11h 34m of daylight 11.6 Oct November 15: 10h 54m of daylight 10.9 Nov December 15: 10h 32m of daylight 10.5 Dec
DateSunriseSunsetDay length
15 January 07:10 17:52 10h 42m
15 February 06:57 18:15 11h 18m
15 March 07:31 19:30 11h 59m
15 April 06:59 19:44 12h 46m
15 May 06:36 20:00 13h 24m
15 June 06:30 20:14 13h 44m
15 July 06:39 20:15 13h 36m
15 August 06:55 19:58 13h 3m
15 September 07:07 19:26 12h 19m
15 October 07:20 18:54 11h 34m
15 November 06:39 17:33 10h 54m
15 December 07:01 17:33 10h 32m

Sun questions for Miami

How high does the sun get in Miami?

At 25.8° N, the noon sun reaches 87.7° above the horizon at the June solstice but only 40.8° at the December solstice. It is never directly overhead this far from the equator.

How long is twilight in Miami?

Civil twilight — from first light until sunrise, when you can still see outdoors without lights — lasts about 23 minutes around the equinoxes and 26 minutes at midsummer in Miami. The farther from the equator, the shallower the sun's path and the longer twilight lasts.

When is the earliest sunrise and latest sunset in Miami?

The earliest sunrise is at 06:30 around 1 June and the latest sunset at 20:17 around 26 June. They don't fall on the solstice itself because solar noon drifts by up to a quarter of an hour through the year (the equation of time).

How fast do the days get longer or shorter in Miami?

Fastest around the equinoxes: on 19 March the day is 1m 32s longer than the day before. Around the solstices the change slows to a few seconds a day.

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About sunrise data for Miami

Times are calculated for Miami's coordinates (25.76°, -80.19°) and shown in the America/New_York time zone. Calculations follow standard solar geometry and account for atmospheric refraction at the horizon.

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