Sunrise & Sunset in Paine
Sunrise, Sunset, Day Length and Solar Noon for July2026
Today's Sun
Calculated for 2026-01-30
- Sunrise
- 07:01
- First Light
- 06:35 (civil)
- Solar Noon
- 13:56
- Sunset
- 20:50
- Last Light
- 21:16 (civil)
- Day Length
- 13h 49m
Today's Moon
Calculated for 2026-01-30
- Moonrise
- 19:27
- Phase
- Waxing Gibbous
- Age of Moon
- 11 days
- Moonset
- 04:03
- Illumination
- 85%
- Next Full Moon
- 2026-02-02
| Date | Sunrise | Sunset | Day Length | Solar Noon | Civil Twilight | Nautical Twilight | Astronomical Twilight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 1 Wed | 07:47 | 17:46 | 09:59:21 +0m 26s | 12:46 | 07:21 - 18:12 | 06:49 - 18:43 | 06:19 - 19:14 |
| Jul 2 Thu | 07:47 | 17:47 | 09:59:50 +0m 29s | 12:47 | 07:21 - 18:13 | 06:49 - 18:44 | 06:19 - 19:14 |
| Jul 3 Fri | 07:47 | 17:47 | 10:00:21 +0m 31s | 12:47 | 07:20 - 18:13 | 06:49 - 18:44 | 06:19 - 19:15 |
| Jul 4 Sat | 07:47 | 17:47 | 10:00:55 +0m 34s | 12:47 | 07:20 - 18:14 | 06:49 - 18:45 | 06:19 - 19:15 |
| Jul 5 Sun | 07:46 | 17:48 | 10:01:31 +0m 36s | 12:47 | 07:20 - 18:14 | 06:49 - 18:45 | 06:19 - 19:15 |
| Jul 6 Mon | 07:46 | 17:48 | 10:02:10 +0m 39s | 12:47 | 07:20 - 18:14 | 06:49 - 18:45 | 06:19 - 19:16 |
| Jul 7 Tue | 07:46 | 17:49 | 10:02:51 +0m 41s | 12:47 | 07:20 - 18:15 | 06:49 - 18:46 | 06:19 - 19:16 |
| Jul 8 Wed | 07:46 | 17:49 | 10:03:35 +0m 44s | 12:48 | 07:20 - 18:15 | 06:49 - 18:46 | 06:19 - 19:17 |
| Jul 9 Thu | 07:46 | 17:50 | 10:04:21 +0m 46s | 12:48 | 07:20 - 18:16 | 06:49 - 18:47 | 06:18 - 19:17 |
| Jul 10 Fri | 07:45 | 17:50 | 10:05:09 +0m 48s | 12:48 | 07:19 - 18:16 | 06:49 - 18:47 | 06:18 - 19:18 |
| Jul 11 Sat | 07:45 | 17:51 | 10:06:00 +0m 51s | 12:48 | 07:19 - 18:17 | 06:48 - 18:48 | 06:18 - 19:18 |
| Jul 12 Sun | 07:45 | 17:52 | 10:06:53 +0m 53s | 12:48 | 07:19 - 18:17 | 06:48 - 18:48 | 06:18 - 19:18 |
| Jul 13 Mon | 07:44 | 17:52 | 10:07:48 +0m 55s | 12:48 | 07:19 - 18:18 | 06:48 - 18:49 | 06:18 - 19:19 |
| Jul 14 Tue | 07:44 | 17:53 | 10:08:45 +0m 57s | 12:48 | 07:18 - 18:19 | 06:47 - 18:49 | 06:17 - 19:19 |
| Jul 15 Wed | 07:44 | 17:53 | 10:09:45 +1m 0s | 12:49 | 07:18 - 18:19 | 06:47 - 18:50 | 06:17 - 19:20 |
| Jul 16 Thu | 07:43 | 17:54 | 10:10:47 +1m 2s | 12:49 | 07:17 - 18:20 | 06:47 - 18:50 | 06:17 - 19:20 |
| Jul 17 Fri | 07:43 | 17:55 | 10:11:51 +1m 4s | 12:49 | 07:17 - 18:20 | 06:46 - 18:51 | 06:16 - 19:21 |
| Jul 18 Sat | 07:42 | 17:55 | 10:12:56 +1m 5s | 12:49 | 07:17 - 18:21 | 06:46 - 18:51 | 06:16 - 19:21 |
| Jul 19 Sun | 07:42 | 17:56 | 10:14:04 +1m 8s | 12:49 | 07:16 - 18:21 | 06:46 - 18:52 | 06:16 - 19:22 |
| Jul 20 Mon | 07:41 | 17:56 | 10:15:13 +1m 9s | 12:49 | 07:16 - 18:22 | 06:45 - 18:53 | 06:15 - 19:22 |
| Jul 21 Tue | 07:41 | 17:57 | 10:16:25 +1m 12s | 12:49 | 07:15 - 18:23 | 06:45 - 18:53 | 06:15 - 19:23 |
| Jul 22 Wed | 07:40 | 17:58 | 10:17:39 +1m 14s | 12:49 | 07:15 - 18:23 | 06:44 - 18:54 | 06:14 - 19:24 |
| Jul 23 Thu | 07:40 | 17:58 | 10:18:55 +1m 16s | 12:49 | 07:14 - 18:24 | 06:44 - 18:54 | 06:14 - 19:24 |
| Jul 24 Fri | 07:39 | 17:59 | 10:20:12 +1m 17s | 12:49 | 07:14 - 18:24 | 06:43 - 18:55 | 06:13 - 19:25 |
| Jul 25 Sat | 07:38 | 18:00 | 10:21:31 +1m 19s | 12:49 | 07:13 - 18:25 | 06:43 - 18:55 | 06:13 - 19:25 |
| Jul 26 Sun | 07:38 | 18:00 | 10:22:52 +1m 21s | 12:49 | 07:12 - 18:26 | 06:42 - 18:56 | 06:12 - 19:26 |
| Jul 27 Mon | 07:37 | 18:01 | 10:24:15 +1m 23s | 12:49 | 07:12 - 18:26 | 06:41 - 18:57 | 06:12 - 19:26 |
| Jul 28 Tue | 07:36 | 18:02 | 10:25:38 +1m 23s | 12:49 | 07:11 - 18:27 | 06:41 - 18:57 | 06:11 - 19:27 |
| Jul 29 Wed | 07:35 | 18:02 | 10:27:03 +1m 25s | 12:49 | 07:10 - 18:28 | 06:40 - 18:58 | 06:11 - 19:27 |
| Jul 30 Thu | 07:35 | 18:03 | 10:28:31 +1m 28s | 12:49 | 07:10 - 18:28 | 06:39 - 18:58 | 06:10 - 19:28 |
| Jul 31 Fri | 07:34 | 18:04 | 10:30:00 +1m 29s | 12:49 | 07:09 - 18:29 | 06:39 - 18:59 | 06:09 - 19:28 |
* Solar Noon: The time when the sun is highest in the sky.
* Civil Twilight: The sun is just below the horizon, enough light for most outdoor activities.
* Nautical Twilight: Horizon is still visible at sea, but too dark for most outdoor activities.
* Astronomical Twilight: The sky is fully dark, best for stargazing.