Adelaide daylight dates, 2026–27
| Longest day | Tuesday, December 22, 2026, 14 h 31 min |
|---|---|
| Earliest sunset | Saturday, June 12, 5:11 pm |
| Shortest day | Monday, June 21, 9 h 48 min (sunrise 7:23 am, sunset 5:11 pm) |
| Latest sunrise | Wednesday, June 30, 7:24 am |
| 10 hours of daylight | Thursday, July 15 |
| 11 hours of daylight | Sunday, August 22 |
| First sunset after 6 pm | Tuesday, September 7 (6:01 pm) |
| 12 hours of daylight | Monday, September 20 |
| 13 hours of daylight | Monday, October 18 |
The June solstice is at 11:41 pm on June 21, Adelaide time. With daylight saving time the April 3 sunrise is later on the clock (7:29 am).
Daylight gained in Adelaide, by date
| Date | Since solstice | Daylight | That day | Sunrise | Sunset |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 1 | +2 min 7 sec | 9 h 50 min | +25 sec | 7:24 am | 5:15 pm |
| Jul 15 | +13 min | 10 h 01 min | +1 min 1 sec | 7:21 am | 5:22 pm |
| Aug 1 | +35 min | 10 h 23 min | +1 min 33 sec | 7:11 am | 5:34 pm |
| Aug 15 | +59 min | 10 h 47 min | +1 min 51 sec | 6:57 am | 5:44 pm |
| Sep 1 | +1 h 32 min | 11 h 21 min | +2 min 3 sec | 6:36 am | 5:56 pm |
| Sep 15 | +2 h 02 min | 11 h 50 min | +2 min 9 sec | 6:16 am | 6:06 pm |
| Oct 1 | +2 h 37 min | 12 h 25 min | +2 min 11 sec | 5:53 am | 6:18 pm |
Adelaide: questions people ask
Why is the latest sunrise in Adelaide in April?
Because of daylight saving time. On Saturday, April 3, the last day before the clocks go back, the sun rises at 7:29 am. The next morning it is 6:30 am. On standard time the latest sunrise is 7:24 am on June 30, 5 minutes earlier.
When do the days start getting longer in Adelaide?
The day after the June solstice, which is on June 21, 2027 at 11:41 pm Adelaide time. June 22 is less than a second longer, so it's hard to notice until mid-July.
When is the earliest sunset in Adelaide?
June 12, 2027, at 5:11 pm. That is 9 days before the shortest day, because solar noon drifts later through June. The evenings are already a little lighter by the solstice.
When does Adelaide gain daylight fastest?
Around the September equinox, when it gains 2 minutes, 11 seconds a day (fastest on September 30). Right after the solstice the gain is small: 25 seconds a day on July 1, and 1 minute, 33 seconds a day by August 1.
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