Sunrise and sunset in Polyarnyye Zori

Polyarnyye Zori Sunrise, Sunset and Moon in June 2026

Local time (GMT+3)

Day length goes from 24 h 00 min on June 1 to 24 h 00 min on June 30. Sunrise moves from to and sunset from to .

Every day

Dawn and dusk are civil twilight (the sun 6 degrees below the horizon); golden hour starts when the evening sun is 6 degrees up; full dark is astronomical twilight, 18 degrees down. A blank moonrise or moonset means it falls on the next day.

DateDawnSunriseSunsetDuskGolden hourFull darkDay lengthChangeMoonMoonriseMoonset
Jun 1Up all day9:40 PM24 h 00 minFull moon, 99%
Jun 2Up all day9:42 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaning gibbous, 96%
Jun 3Up all day9:44 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaning gibbous, 91%
Jun 4Up all day9:46 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaning gibbous, 84%
Jun 5Up all day9:48 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaning gibbous, 75%3:10 AM6:07 AM
Jun 6Up all day9:50 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaning gibbous, 66%2:25 AM8:28 AM
Jun 7Up all day9:51 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minLast quarter, 55%2:00 AM10:24 AM
Jun 8Up all day9:53 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minLast quarter 1:01 PM1:41 AM12:14 PM
Jun 9Up all day9:54 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaning crescent, 34%1:23 AM2:05 PM
Jun 10Up all day9:56 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaning crescent, 25%1:06 AM4:03 PM
Jun 11Up all day9:57 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaning crescent, 16%12:47 AM6:16 PM
Jun 12Up all day9:58 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaning crescent, 9%12:20 AM9:18 PM
Jun 13Up all day9:59 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaning crescent, 4%
Jun 14Up all day10:00 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minNew moon, 1%
Jun 15Up all day10:01 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minNew moon 5:54 AM
Jun 16Up all day10:02 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaxing crescent, 1%
Jun 17Up all day10:03 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaxing crescent, 5%
Jun 18Up all day10:03 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaxing crescent, 11%5:53 AM2:02 AM
Jun 19Up all day10:04 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaxing crescent, 18%8:25 AM1:21 AM
Jun 20Up all day10:04 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaxing crescent, 27%10:28 AM12:58 AM
Jun 21Up all day10:04 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaxing crescent, 37%12:20 PM12:40 AM
Jun 22Up all day10:04 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minFirst quarter 12:56 AM2:08 PM12:23 AM
Jun 23Up all day10:04 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minFirst quarter, 58%3:56 PM12:06 AM
Jun 24Up all day10:04 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaxing gibbous, 68%5:53 PM11:19 PM
Jun 25Up all day10:04 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaxing gibbous, 77%8:27 PM10:20 PM
Jun 26Up all day10:04 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaxing gibbous, 86%
Jun 27Up all day10:03 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaxing gibbous, 92%
Jun 28Up all day10:02 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minWaxing gibbous, 97%
Jun 29Up all day10:02 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minFull moon, 100%
Jun 30Up all day10:01 PM24 h 00 min+0.0 minFull moon 2:57 AM

Golden hour, blue hour and where the sun and moon rise

Golden hour is the sun between 6 degrees above the horizon and 4 degrees below it; blue hour is the sun between 4 and 6 degrees below, the definitions timeanddate.com and PhotoPills use. Directions are degrees clockwise from true north, where the sun’s upper edge and the moon’s center cross a flat horizon. A blank means the sun does not reach that height, or the moon does not rise or set, on that date.

DateBlue hour, morningGolden hour, morningGolden hour, eveningBlue hour, eveningSunrise directionSunset directionMoonrise directionMoonset direction
Jun 1
Jun 2
Jun 3
Jun 4
Jun 5162° SSE202° SSW
Jun 6141° SE224° SW
Jun 7124° ESE242° WSW
Jun 8108° ESE259° W
Jun 992° E277° W
Jun 1075° ENE295° WNW
Jun 1158° ENE316° NW
Jun 1239° NE345° NNW
Jun 13
Jun 14
Jun 15
Jun 16
Jun 17
Jun 1828° NNE336° NNW
Jun 1952° NE314° NW
Jun 2071° ENE296° WNW
Jun 2188° E279° W
Jun 22106° ESE264° W
Jun 23122° ESE248° WSW
Jun 24141° SE215° SW
Jun 25166° SSE191° S
Jun 26
Jun 27
Jun 28
Jun 29
Jun 30

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Sources

Computed with the NOAA solar position equations and the lunar methods of Meeus, Astronomical Algorithms, for a flat horizon; hills and buildings delay a real sunrise.