Sunrise and sunset in Seattle

Updated October 12, 2026

Today in Seattle, the sun rises at 07:23 and sets at 18:26 local time, giving 11 hours 3 minutes of daylight.

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Date	Sunrise	Sunset	Day length
Mon Oct 12	07:23	18:26	11h 3m
Tue Oct 13	07:25	18:24	10h 59m
Wed Oct 14	07:26	18:23	10h 56m
Thu Oct 15	07:28	18:21	10h 53m
Fri Oct 16	07:29	18:19	10h 49m
Sat Oct 17	07:31	18:17	10h 46m
Sun Oct 18	07:32	18:15	10h 43m
Mon Oct 19	07:33	18:13	10h 39m
Tue Oct 20	07:35	18:11	10h 36m
Wed Oct 21	07:36	18:10	10h 33m
Thu Oct 22	07:38	18:08	10h 30m
Fri Oct 23	07:39	18:06	10h 26m
Sat Oct 24	07:41	18:04	10h 23m
Sun Oct 25	07:42	18:03	10h 20m

Calculated for 47.61, -122.33 at sea level; hills and buildings can shift what you see by a few minutes.

For photos, the warm light starts about an hour before sunset and lasts roughly an hour after sunrise, shorter near the equator.