TheDarkestDay

Star, ID: shortest day and earliest sunset

The shortest day in Star

On Dec 21 the sun rises at 8:17 am and sets at 5:12 pm: 8h 55m of daylight, a dark winter. The longest day of summer has 15h 27m, so the swing is 6h 32m.

When it gets better in Star

Waking and coming home in the dark

With a 7:00 am alarm, the sun is not yet up on 170 weekdays a year. Heading home at 5:30 pm, it has already set on 47. 47 weekdays start and end in the dark. The alarm and lamp guide shows how that compares across the country.

At 43.7°N this is as far north as, or farther than, Nashua NH (43°N), where a 1990 survey found 9.7% of adults reported winter depression.

What to do about it in Star

Daylight in Star, month by month

Sunrise, sunset and day length on the 21st of each month, local clock time. December is the darkest, at 8h 55m.

MonthSunriseSunsetDaylight
July 20266:24 am9:20 pm14h 57m
August 20266:57 am8:40 pm13h 42m
September 20267:32 am7:45 pm12h 13m
October 20268:08 am6:52 pm10h 45m
November 20267:48 am5:15 pm9h 27m
December 20268:17 am5:12 pm8h 55m
January 20278:13 am5:42 pm9h 29m
February 20277:36 am6:24 pm10h 48m
March 20277:47 am7:59 pm12h 12m
April 20276:53 am8:37 pm13h 43m
May 20276:15 am9:11 pm14h 56m
June 20276:04 am9:31 pm15h 27m

Star against the places around it

On the shortest day, compared with Star (8h 55m, sunset 5:12 pm):