Sunrise and Sunset Times for June 19, 2026

On June 19, 2026, the Sun rises at 06:03 and sets at 21:03. It climbs higher in the sky through the morning before reaching solar noon at 13:33, when its altitude peaks at 73.5° above the horizon. From there, the Sun gradually descends until sunset.

The graph below provides key details about the Sun’s position throughout the day, including its altitude (height above the horizon) and azimuth (direction). It also shows the Moon’s altitude for additional context, helping you better understand their movements across the sky.

All times are in local time (UTC-04:00). They account for atmospheric refraction. Times reflect Daylight Saving Time (DST) where applicable. In certain polar regions (the Arctic and Antarctic), the Sun may not rise or set.

Twilight Times for June 19, 2026

For June 19, 2026, morning twilight unfolds in three stages before sunrise. Astronomical dawn begins at 03:59, followed by nautical dawn at 04:48 and civil dawn at 05:30, as the sky gradually becomes brighter and natural light increases.

In the evening, civil dusk begins at 21:36, followed by nautical dusk at 22:18. Astronomical dusk begins afterward and continues until 23:06, when the sky reaches astronomical night.