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June solstice 2027

The June solstice 2027 happens on June 21, 2027 at 14:11 UTC.

Time in UTC

Monday, June 21, 14:11

Time remaining

263 d 6 h 41 min

Calculated with Astronomy Engine, an open-source library verified against the US Naval Observatory and NASA JPL. How we calculate

Northern Hemisphere

first day of astronomical summer, longest day of the year

Southern Hemisphere

first day of astronomical winter, shortest day of the year

At the June solstice the Sun reaches its northernmost point in the sky, directly overhead at the Tropic of Cancer. North of the Arctic Circle it does not set at all; south of the Antarctic Circle it does not rise.

The exact moment

Solstices and equinoxes are instants, not whole days: the moment is the same everywhere, only the clock time differs by time zone.

Full disc of Earth seen from space, with Africa, Europe and the sunlit Arctic at the top
Earth on 20 June 2024, hours before the June solstice: the Northern Hemisphere leans towards the Sun, so the Arctic is in full view. Photo: NASA EPIC Team

Day length on June 21

CityLocal timeSunriseSunsetDay length
ReykjavikJune 21, 14:1102:5500:0421 h 8 min
OsloJune 21, 16:1103:5422:4418 h 50 min
EdinburghJune 21, 15:1104:2622:0317 h 36 min
LondonJune 21, 15:1104:4321:2116 h 38 min
BerlinJune 21, 16:1104:4321:3316 h 50 min
LjubljanaJune 21, 16:1105:1120:5715 h 46 min
New YorkJune 21, 10:11 AM5:25 AM8:31 PM15 h 6 min
RomeJune 21, 16:1105:3520:4915 h 14 min
TokyoJune 21, 23:1104:2619:0014 h 35 min
Los AngelesJune 21, 7:11 AM5:42 AM8:08 PM14 h 26 min
DubaiJune 21, 18:1105:2919:1213 h 42 min
HonoluluJune 21, 4:11 AM5:50 AM7:16 PM13 h 26 min
Mexico CityJune 21, 08:1105:5919:1713 h 18 min
Cape TownJune 21, 16:1107:5117:459 h 54 min
SydneyJune 22, 12:11 AM7:00 AM4:54 PM9 h 54 min
Buenos AiresJune 21, 11:1108:0017:509 h 50 min

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Solstices and equinoxes explainedWhat the solstices and equinoxes are, why their dates move between years, and what they mean for daylight where you live, with exact dates and times.Why days are longer in summer (and what the midnight sun is)How the 23.4° tilt of Earth's axis makes summer days long and winter days short, how much that depends on where you live, and why the poles get months of midnight sun and polar night.Why the earliest sunset is not on the shortest dayThe earliest sunset and the latest sunrise do not fall on the winter solstice. The reason is the equation of time, and it is easy to see in real numbers.

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