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Can never get enough of the long June daylight hours. With twilight there's light in the sky now for 17.5 hours! I can only imagine how much better it is further north where it never gets dark but I can live with what we've got
Toronto has nautical twilight from 4:12 to 10:24, so with clear skies the first visible hint of twilight (NE) would be at 4:00-4:10, just before nautical dawn, and it lasts until 10:30ish. (NW). Total visible light would be 18+ hours
Toronto has nautical twilight from 4:12 to 10:24, so with clear skies the first visible hint of twilight (NE) would be at 4:00-4:10, just before nautical dawn, and it lasts until 10:30ish. (NW). Total visible light would be 18+ hours
Barely though. At those times there would only be a faint trace of light on the horizon which would likely be blocked out by trees and buildings anyway. The sky would otherwise still be dark with no noticeable difference until several minutes before or after nautical twilight here.
Latest sunset 3:16 AM next week's Saturday ("Friday Evening")
Little Diomede Island, AK
Meanwhile, the bigger island (Big Diomede, Russia) just had its annual earliest sunrise at 11:24 PM. (it's 1:04 AM now) https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/@4031569
Astronomical Dawn : 4:55
Nautical Dawn : 5:21
Civil Dawn : 5:48
Sunrise : 6:10
Solar Noon : 12:15
Sunset : 18:19
Civil Dusk : 18:42
Nautical Dusk : 19:08
Astronomical Dusk : 19:35
Day length : 12:09:09 (less than a second shorter than 21 June)
10 degrees below horizon at 5:30 and 19:00, pitch dark if it's cloudy enough.
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