Sunrise and sunset in Fayetteville, United States
Today, Thursday, 29 October 2026, the sun rises at 07:33 and sets at 18:24 in Fayetteville (GMT-4): 10 h 50 min of daylight, 1 min 59 s shorter than yesterday. At its highest, at 12:59, it is 41.3° above the horizon.
- Sunrise
- 07:33
- Sunset
- 18:24
- Solar noon
- 12:59, 41.3° high
- Day length
- 10 h 50 min
- Golden hour
- 07:33–08:09 and 17:48–18:24
- Blue hour
- 06:57–07:17 and 18:40–19:00
See the sun’s path over Fayetteville on the map → with its shadow, the analemma and the view from the street.
Twilight today
| Morning | Evening | |
|---|---|---|
| Astronomical twilight | 06:08–06:38 | 19:19–19:49 |
| Nautical twilight | 06:38–07:07 | 18:50–19:19 |
| Civil twilight | 07:07–07:33 | 18:24–18:50 |
Sunrise and sunset in Fayetteville through the year
| 1st of | Sunrise | Sunset | Day length | Sun at noon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 07:23 | 17:14 | 9 h 51 min | 32° |
| February | 07:14 | 17:44 | 10 h 29 min | 38° |
| March | 06:44 | 18:11 | 11 h 26 min | 47.6° |
| April | 07:02 | 19:36 | 12 h 34 min | 59.7° |
| May | 06:24 | 20:01 | 13 h 36 min | 70.2° |
| June | 06:02 | 20:24 | 14 h 21 min | 77.1° |
| July | 06:05 | 20:33 | 14 h 28 min | 78° |
| August | 06:24 | 20:18 | 13 h 53 min | 72.8° |
| September | 06:48 | 19:42 | 12 h 53 min | 63° |
| October | 07:10 | 18:59 | 11 h 48 min | 51.6° |
| November | 06:36 | 17:21 | 10 h 44 min | 40.4° |
| December | 07:05 | 17:03 | 9 h 58 min | 33.1° |
Times are local, daylight saving included, for the 1st of each month this year.
Next solar eclipses seen from Fayetteville
- Wednesday, 26 January 2028: 5% of the sun covered at 09:37 (annular eclipse)
- Sunday, 14 January 2029: 37% of the sun covered at 12:37 (partial eclipse)
- Friday, 14 November 2031: 10% of the sun covered at 17:06 (hybrid eclipse)
Places near Fayetteville
- Raleigh 83 km
- Cary 83 km
- Durham 105 km
- Wilmington 125 km
- Greensboro 140 km
- High Point 143 km
- Winston-Salem 170 km
- Charlotte 180 km
What the times mean
Sunrise and sunset are when the top of the sun’s disc touches the horizon, with the usual allowance for refraction. Civil, nautical and astronomical twilight end when the sun is 6°, 12° and 18° below the horizon. Golden hour is the low, warm light while the sun is under 6° high; blue hour, the deep blue while it is 4° to 8° below. All are for 35.0527°, -78.8784° at sea level, in the America/New York time zone.