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What time is sunrise tomorrow?

Tomorrow’s sunrise for your location, and how much earlier or later it is than today’s. Set your alarm for first light if you want to be outside when the sky starts to colour.

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How much sunrise changes from one day to the next

Sunrise moves fastest around the equinoxes: at 40° north it comes 1 min 38 s earlier each day in late March and 56 s later each day in late September. Near the solstices it moves least, about 10 to 30 seconds a day. The further you are from the equator, the bigger the daily change.

How much earlier or later the sun rises than it did the day before (sun position only, no clock changes). Northern-hemisphere dates.
LatitudeJan 20Mar 20Jun 21Sep 22Dec 21
Equator18 s later19 s earlier12 s later22 s earlier29 s later
20° N4 s earlier53 s earlier12 s later12 s later29 s later
30° N17 s earlier1 min 13 s earlier12 s later32 s later29 s later
40° N34 s earlier1 min 38 s earlier13 s later56 s later30 s later
50° N59 s earlier2 min 12 s earlier13 s later1 min 29 s later30 s later
60° N1 min 50 s earlier3 min 3 s earlier13 s later2 min 20 s later31 s later

Nights when the clocks change

On the night clocks change for daylight saving time, tomorrow’s sunrise jumps by an hour; the times above already include it for your location. In the United States clocks go back on November 1, 2026, forward on March 14, 2027. In the UK they go back on October 25, 2026, forward on March 28, 2027, the same dates as the rest of Europe.

Getting up for it

If you want the colour before the sun appears, set your alarm for first light rather than sunrise and give yourself time to get to a view. The magic hour countdown can add the morning window to your calendar so your phone reminds you.

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