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Sunrise and sunset in Mexico

Today, Wednesday, 2 September 2026. Sunrise, sunset, solar noon and day length for the largest cities in Mexico, computed live in each city’s local time zone.

14 cities in Mexico

CitySunriseSunsetDay length
Mexico CityAmerica/Mexico_City06:2118:5012h 28m
TijuanaAmerica/Tijuana06:2319:1012h 47m
IztapalapaAmerica/Mexico_City06:2118:5012h 28m
PueblaAmerica/Mexico_City06:1818:4612h 28m
Ecatepec de MorelosAmerica/Mexico_City06:2118:5012h 29m
Santiago de QuerétaroAmerica/Mexico_City06:2518:5612h 30m
León de los AldamaAmerica/Mexico_City06:3019:0112h 30m
Ciudad JuárezAmerica/Ciudad_Juarez06:4219:2812h 46m
ZapopanAmerica/Mexico_City06:3719:0812h 30m
GuadalajaraAmerica/Mexico_City06:3719:0812h 30m
MéridaAmerica/Merida05:4218:1312h 30m
Gustavo Adolfo MaderoAmerica/Mexico_City06:2118:5012h 28m
MonterreyAmerica/Monterrey06:2218:5912h 37m
Ciudad NezahualcoyotlAmerica/Mexico_City06:2118:4912h 28m

How the times are computed

Each city’s sunrise and sunset are computed live from astronomy-engine using the city’s latitude and longitude, then converted to the city’s IANA time zone. Day length is the interval between sunrise and sunset; in summer it grows roughly two minutes per day at temperate latitudes and shrinks at the same rate in autumn.

For more detail on any city — twilight phases, golden hour, the year overview and the monthly sunrise/sunset table — click its name above.