Sunrise and sunset in Mexico

The sun across Mexico today

• The sun rises first in Mérida, at 06:02 local time, and 2 h 05 min later last in Tijuana, at 06:07; it sets first in Mérida (17:22) and 1 h 34 min later last in Tijuana (16:56).
• The longest day today is in Puebla, 11 h 24 min, and the shortest in Tijuana, 10 h 48 min.
• From Puebla at 19.0° N to Tijuana at 32.5° N, the day on 21 June lasts 14 h 17 min in the north and 13 h 17 min in the south.
• The cities here keep 3 different times today, from UTC-8 to UTC-6; the clocks next change on 14 March 2027.
• Solar panels fixed for the best year do best facing due south, towards the equator, from a tilt of about 18° in Puebla to 28° in Tijuana.

Sunrise and sunset in every city

Times for 3 November 2026 on each city's own clock. The noon sun is how high it stands at solar noon, and the panel tilt is the fixed angle that collects the most over a year, facing due south, towards the equator. Open a city for its sun path, the whole year month by month and its own records.

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