Sunrise and Sunset Times in Massachusetts
Find today's sunrise, sunset, golden hour, and twilight times for cities in Massachusetts. Select a city below or use the search to find your location.
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Longest and shortest day are the June and December solstice day lengths at each city's own coordinates. Sun vs. clock is how far mean solar noon falls from 12:00 standard time — negative means the Sun peaks before the clock says noon.
| City | Longest day | Shortest day | Swing | Sun vs. clock | Urban pop. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boston Suffolk area | 15h 17m | 9h 5m | 6h 12m | −16 min | 4,453,352 |
| Worcester Worcester area | 15h 17m | 9h 5m | 6h 11m | −13 min | 496,386 |
| Springfield Hampden area | 15h 15m | 9h 6m | 6h 9m | −10 min | 439,199 |
| New Bedford Bristol area | 15h 12m | 9h 9m | 6h 3m | −16 min | 160,431 |
| Cambridge Middlesex area | 15h 17m | 9h 4m | 6h 13m | −16 min | 118,796 |
| Lowell Middlesex area | 15h 19m | 9h 3m | 6h 16m | −15 min | 118,368 |
| Leominster Worcester area | 15h 18m | 9h 3m | 6h 15m | −13 min | 110,022 |
| Brockton Plymouth area | 15h 15m | 9h 6m | 6h 9m | −16 min | 105,386 |
| Quincy Norfolk area | 15h 16m | 9h 5m | 6h 11m | −16 min | 102,114 |
| Lynn Essex area | 15h 18m | 9h 4m | 6h 14m | −16 min | 101,709 |
| Fall River Bristol area | 15h 13m | 9h 9m | 6h 4m | −16 min | 94,082 |
| Newton Middlesex area | 15h 17m | 9h 5m | 6h 12m | −15 min | 89,044 |
| Lawrence Essex area | 15h 20m | 9h 2m | 6h 17m | −15 min | 88,736 |
| Somerville Middlesex area | 15h 17m | 9h 4m | 6h 13m | −16 min | 81,036 |
| Framingham Middlesex area | 15h 17m | 9h 5m | 6h 12m | −14 min | 72,399 |
| Haverhill Essex area | 15h 20m | 9h 2m | 6h 19m | −16 min | 67,698 |
| Malden Middlesex area | 15h 18m | 9h 4m | 6h 14m | −16 min | 65,906 |
| Waltham Middlesex area | 15h 17m | 9h 4m | 6h 13m | −15 min | 64,902 |
| Taunton Bristol area | 15h 14m | 9h 8m | 6h 6m | −16 min | 60,433 |
| Revere Suffolk area | 15h 18m | 9h 4m | 6h 13m | −16 min | 60,012 |
| Medford Middlesex area | 15h 18m | 9h 4m | 6h 13m | −16 min | 59,354 |
| Chicopee Hampden area | 15h 16m | 9h 6m | 6h 10m | −10 min | 55,295 |
| Peabody Essex area | 15h 18m | 9h 3m | 6h 15m | −16 min | 54,695 |
| Everett Middlesex area | 15h 17m | 9h 4m | 6h 13m | −16 min | 50,045 |
| Attleboro Bristol area | 15h 14m | 9h 7m | 6h 7m | −15 min | 46,762 |
| Salem Essex area | 15h 18m | 9h 4m | 6h 15m | −16 min | 44,795 |
| Pittsfield Berkshire area | 15h 18m | 9h 4m | 6h 14m | −7 min | 43,457 |
| Beverly Essex area | 15h 19m | 9h 3m | 6h 16m | −17 min | 42,665 |
| Woburn Middlesex area | 15h 18m | 9h 4m | 6h 14m | −15 min | 41,939 |
| Fitchburg Worcester area | 15h 19m | 9h 3m | 6h 16m | −13 min | 41,798 |
| Marlborough Middlesex area | 15h 17m | 9h 5m | 6h 12m | −14 min | 41,647 |
| Westfield Hampden area | 15h 16m | 9h 6m | 6h 10m | −9 min | 40,378 |
| Chelsea Suffolk area | 15h 17m | 9h 4m | 6h 13m | −16 min | 39,908 |
| Holyoke Hampden area | 15h 16m | 9h 6m | 6h 11m | −9 min | 37,813 |
| Northampton Hampshire area | 15h 17m | 9h 5m | 6h 12m | −9 min | 30,962 |
| Gloucester Essex area | 15h 19m | 9h 3m | 6h 16m | −17 min | 30,075 |
| Melrose Middlesex area | 15h 18m | 9h 4m | 6h 14m | −16 min | 29,650 |
Sunrise and Sunset in Massachusetts
The 37 Massachusetts cities listed here span 1.1° of latitude, from New Bedford in the south (41.7°N) to Haverhill in the north (42.8°N). On the June solstice that puts about 15h 20m of daylight over Haverhill against 15h 12m over New Bedford — a 8m difference inside one state. In December the gap reverses, and the southern cities are the ones holding more light.
The median Massachusetts city swings 6h 13m between the solstices against a national median of 5h 16m, so seasons here move the clock 57m more than they do in a typical American city.
Seasons bite hardest in Haverhill, where daylight swings 6h 19m between the solstices, and least in New Bedford at 6h 3m. The table above lists both figures for every city, so you can see where any town falls between those two extremes.
Massachusetts sits entirely in Eastern Time. Longitude still decides how each city's clock lines up with its Sun — every city page states that offset explicitly.
Each city page carries that city's full profile: today's sunrise and sunset on a live tracker, a twelve-month table of times, the dates of the year's earliest and latest sunsets, the Sun's midday height by season, a golden-hour calendar, clear-sky solar-energy figures, and where the city ranks against the rest of the country.