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Sunrise and sunset in San Francisco

Local sunrise and sunset times for San Francisco, California. Choose a date to see daylight length and the full month at the city center.

2026-10-24 · America/Los_Angeles (GMT-7)

Sunrise

07:27

Sunset

18:22

Daylight: 10 hr 54 min.

October 2026 sunrise and sunset calendar

San Francisco, California · America/Los_Angeles. Daylight saving changes are applied to each date.

DateSunriseSunsetDaylight
2026-10-0107:0618:5411 hr 48 min
2026-10-0207:0718:5311 hr 46 min
2026-10-0307:0818:5111 hr 43 min
2026-10-0407:0918:5011 hr 41 min
2026-10-0507:0918:4811 hr 39 min
2026-10-0607:1018:4711 hr 36 min
2026-10-0707:1118:4511 hr 34 min
2026-10-0807:1218:4411 hr 31 min
2026-10-0907:1318:4211 hr 29 min
2026-10-1007:1418:4111 hr 27 min
2026-10-1107:1518:3911 hr 24 min
2026-10-1207:1618:3811 hr 22 min
2026-10-1307:1718:3611 hr 20 min
2026-10-1407:1818:3511 hr 17 min
2026-10-1507:1918:3311 hr 15 min
2026-10-1607:2018:3211 hr 13 min
2026-10-1707:2118:3111 hr 10 min
2026-10-1807:2218:2911 hr 8 min
2026-10-1907:2318:2811 hr 6 min
2026-10-2007:2318:2711 hr 3 min
2026-10-2107:2418:2511 hr 1 min
2026-10-2207:2518:2410 hr 59 min
2026-10-2307:2618:2310 hr 56 min
2026-10-2407:2718:2210 hr 54 min
2026-10-2507:2818:2010 hr 52 min
2026-10-2607:3018:1910 hr 50 min
2026-10-2707:3118:1810 hr 47 min
2026-10-2807:3218:1710 hr 45 min
2026-10-2907:3318:1610 hr 43 min
2026-10-3007:3418:1410 hr 41 min
2026-10-3107:3518:1310 hr 39 min

How to read San Francisco sunrise and sunset times

The time shown above belongs to the selected date in San Francisco, not to the date on your own device. The calculation uses a representative point near the city center at latitude 37.775 and longitude -122.419. If you are outside that point, especially far across a large metropolitan area, your observed time can differ. Use the date picker to check another day; the address bar keeps your selected date so you can return to it.

Sunrise is the morning event and sunset is the evening event for the same local calendar date. The daylight figure is the elapsed time between those two events, expressed in hours and minutes. The monthly table lets you compare each date without changing pages. Read across a row to compare the two event times and the length of that day; read down a column to see how the season changes the schedule. The table is calculated for the selected month, so changing the date can also change the month shown below.

Every displayed clock time uses the America/Los_Angeles time zone. The offset printed next to the date tells you which UTC offset applies on that particular day. When daylight saving time begins or ends, the civil clock can shift even if sunrise and sunset change gradually in solar terms. The table applies the local time-zone rule separately to every date, including a month that crosses a clock change. Compare dates using their printed local times and offsets instead of assuming one fixed offset for the whole month.

The result is rounded to the nearest minute. Buildings, hills, a sea horizon, elevation, atmospheric conditions and your precise position can affect when the Sun appears or disappears to you. A clear view from the city center is not the same as every balcony, street or trail in San Francisco. This is a planning tool for ordinary use, not a navigation, safety or emergency clock. If an exact event matters for a critical decision, check a suitable local authoritative source and the conditions at your location.

About these times

Times use the city-center coordinates and local time zone. They are calculated and rounded to the nearest minute. Your visible sunrise or sunset can differ because of the local horizon and weather. See our methodology for details.