Live Sunrise Tracker The sky above shows where the sun actually is right now at your location. Before dawn you'll see the night sky with the moon counting down the hours; at the moment of sunrise the sun appears on the left horizon, climbs through the morning, peaks at solar noon, and sets on the right at sunset. Everything updates live. What Time Is Sunrise Tomorrow? Tomorrow's sunrise time for your location is shown in the card above and updates automatically. Sunrise drifts by roughly a minute per day — getting earlier from midwinter until the summer solstice, then later again until midwinter. Near the equinoxes the change is fastest (up to two or three minutes a day at high latitudes); near the solstices it nearly stands still. That's why tomorrow's sunrise is usually within a couple of minutes of today's — but a month from now it can differ by half an hour or more. How It Works — No Location Permission Needed Your browser reveals your timezone (like Europe/London or America/New_York ) to every website — that's how sites show times in your local clock. Each timezone is anchored to a known city, and sunrise times shift only a few minutes across a timezone region. So we calculate today's and tomorrow's sunrise for your timezone's anchor city using standard solar equations, entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server, no GPS is used, and you'll never see a location permission popup. Want it exact for your street rather than your region? Tap Use precise location below the sky — that's the only thing on this page that asks for location access, and it's completely optional. Why Sunrise Time Changes Every Day

Because Earth's axis is tilted about 23.4°, the sun's path across the sky shifts through the year. Around the June solstice the sun rises earliest in the northern hemisphere; around the December solstice it rises latest. Near the equator sunrise barely moves all year, while at high latitudes it can swing by six hours or more between summer and winter — and above the polar circles the sun may not rise (or set) at all for weeks. What time is sunrise today? The answer is at the top of this page, calculated live for your location and updated every second along with a countdown. What time is sunrise tomorrow? Tomorrow's sunrise is in the "Sunrise Tomorrow" card above — and once today's sunrise has passed, the headline switches to counting down to tomorrow's automatically. How do you know my location without asking? We don't know your exact location — only your timezone, which your browser shares with every website. That's enough to compute sunrise to within a few minutes, and the calculation never leaves your device. What is morning golden hour? The warm, soft light during roughly the first hour after sunrise — the morning twin of the evening golden hour photographers chase. The card above shows when it ends today.