Sunrise and Sunset Times

Monthly Variation

As Orlando is only 28.5° north of the equator, the variation in the length of the period of daylight each day throughout the year is relatively small – the longest day of the year, at midsummer, is around 14 hours in length whilst the shortest day of the year, at midwinter, is still around 10 hours and 20 minutes in length.

The sunrise and sunset times each month along with the time of local noon (the point at which the sun reaches its highest point in the sky) and the length of the day are summarized in the table below:

Daylight Chart

The fluctuation in the time of sunrise and sunset throughout 2025 in Orlando is illustrated in the following chart.

Note that the disjointed nature of the graph during early March and November is caused by the switch to daylight saving time for the summer months – the time at which this occurs fluctuates slightly from year to year.

The mauve bands between night and day represent the civil twilight just before sunrise and just after sunset during which the sun is below the horizon but on a clear day it is still considered bright enough to work outside without artificial lighting.