The sun's altitude and azimuth at local standard noon for
every week of the year. The figure-eight is the sum of Earth's tilt and its
elliptical orbit; the marked point is this week.
Sun's path · today
The sun's track across today's sky, midnight to midnight,
with a dot every hour; the moon's path is dashed. The bands below the
horizon line are the civil, nautical and astronomical twilight depths.
The Sun now
Azimuth
285.8°
Altitude
14.6°
Right ascension
116.5°
Declination
21.2°
Twilights & rise/set · today
Start astronomical twilight
4:11 AM
Start nautical twilight
4:52 AM
Start civil twilight
5:30 AM
Sunrise
6:00 AM
Transit
1:14 PM
Sunset
8:28 PM
End civil twilight
8:58 PM
End nautical twilight
9:35 PM
End astronomical twilight
10:16 PM
Daylight
Today
14 h 27 m
75 s shorter than yesterday
Solar noon
1:14 PM
altitude 73.8°
Tomorrow sunrise
6:01 AM
Tomorrow sunset
8:27 PM
Seasons
equinoxSep 22
solsticeDec 21
The solar year
Sunrise, sunset and solar noon for every week of the year,
over the same twilight bands as the ladder above; the vertical line is today.
Times are local clock time, so the daylight-saving steps in spring and fall
are real; the dashed solar-noon curve carries the equation of time.