Mesa, AZ · 2026

Sunrise and sunset in Mesa, Arizona

Short answer

Mesa gets 14 h 22 min of daylight on June 21 and 9 h 56 min on December 21, 2026. The latest sunset is 7:40 PM on June 22.
Longest day
14 h 22 min
Shortest day
9 h 56 min

Mesa daylight through 2026

Daylight in Mesa runs from 9 h 56 min on December 21 to 14 h 22 min on June 21, a seasonal swing of 4 h 26 min between June 21 and December 21. That swing ranks 246th of 342 US cities of 100,000+, where 1st is the largest. Around the March equinox the city gets 12 h 08 min, and around the September equinox 12 h 08 min.

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Each column is one day from sunrise to sunset in local clock time.

Mesa daylight by month

MonthAverageSunriseSunset
January10 h 14 min7:23 AM to 7:31 AM5:30 PM to 5:57 PM
February11 h 01 min6:56 AM to 7:22 AM5:58 PM to 6:23 PM
March12 h 00 min6:15 AM to 6:54 AM6:23 PM to 6:46 PM
April13 h 02 min5:39 AM to 6:14 AM6:47 PM to 7:09 PM
May13 h 54 min5:18 AM to 5:38 AM7:09 PM to 7:31 PM
June14 h 20 min5:16 AM to 5:20 AM7:31 PM to 7:40 PM
July14 h 06 min5:20 AM to 5:38 AM7:27 PM to 7:40 PM
August13 h 21 min5:39 AM to 6:00 AM6:53 PM to 7:26 PM
September12 h 21 min6:01 AM to 6:20 AM6:12 PM to 6:51 PM
October11 h 20 min6:21 AM to 6:44 AM5:35 PM to 6:11 PM
November10 h 26 min6:45 AM to 7:11 AM5:19 PM to 5:34 PM
December9 h 59 min7:12 AM to 7:30 AM5:18 PM to 5:29 PM
Local clock time (America/Phoenix). Computed with SunCalc at 33.401° N, 111.717° W.

Earliest sunrise, latest sunset and the clock

The earliest sunrise comes on June 7 at 5:16 AM and the latest sunset on June 22 at 7:40 PM. The latest sunrise is 7:31 AM on January 2. Mesa stays on standard time all year, so sunrise and sunset never jump by an hour.

On standard time the clocks run 7 hours behind UTC, the time of the 105° W meridian. Mesa sits at 111.72° W, so the sun runs about 27 minutes behind the zone clock. Solar noon is at 12:36 PM on January 15 and 12:32 PM on July 15.

Compared with nearby cities

Phoenix, the state capital, gets about the same June daylight. Day length depends on latitude, so the table lists the paired cities from north to south.

CityLatitudeJune 21December 21
Albuquerque, NM35.10° N14 h 31 min9 h 48 min
Peoria, AZ33.79° N14 h 24 min9 h 54 min
Scottsdale, AZ33.68° N14 h 24 min9 h 55 min
Phoenix, AZ33.57° N14 h 23 min9 h 56 min
Glendale, AZ33.53° N14 h 23 min9 h 56 min
Mesa, AZ33.40° N14 h 22 min9 h 56 min
Tempe, AZ33.39° N14 h 22 min9 h 56 min
Gilbert, AZ33.31° N14 h 22 min9 h 57 min
Chandler, AZ33.28° N14 h 21 min9 h 57 min
Goodyear, AZ33.25° N14 h 21 min9 h 57 min
Las Cruces, NM32.33° N14 h 16 min10 h 02 min
Tucson, AZ32.15° N14 h 16 min10 h 03 min
Mesa: 14 h 22 min on June 21 and 9 h 56 min on December 21.

Questions people ask

What is the longest day of the year in Mesa?

June 21, 2026, with 14 h 22 min of daylight: sunrise 5:17 AM, sunset 7:39 PM.

What is the shortest day in Mesa?

December 21, 2026, with 9 h 56 min: sunrise 7:26 AM, sunset 5:23 PM.

When is the latest sunset in Mesa?

7:40 PM on June 22, 2026. The earliest sunset is 5:18 PM on December 1.

What time zone is Mesa in?

America/Phoenix. It does not observe daylight saving time.

Sources and data as of

Data as of: computed for 2026 at the Census internal point of Mesa, 33.401° N, 111.717° W; time zone from Open-Meteo.

  1. 01SunCalc library (Vladimir Agafonkin), algorithms after Jean Meeus
  2. 02IANA time zone database (clock times and daylight saving rules)

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