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Permanent daylight saving time

Permanent daylight saving time in New Jersey.In Newark the sun would rise after 8 AM on 70 days a year, up from 0.

The latest sunrise would move from 7:33 AM to 8:21 AM, and winter's earliest sunset from 4:29 PM to 5:29 PM. Summer stays as it is.

A year of daylight in Newark: a band of blue day edged in orange and violet, stepping up and down on the two days the clocks change.

Newark, on today's clocks. The latest sunrise is 7:33 AM on November 6, and the earliest sunset is 4:29 PM on December 8.

Each column is one day of 2027, with midnight at the top and bottom. A color is the sky's at that minute. A cliff is a day the clocks change. Move across the picture to read a day.
Newark on each clock
MeasureToday's clocksPermanent DSTPermanent standard
Latest sunrise7:33 AM8:21 AM7:21 AM
Earliest sunrise5:25 AM5:25 AM4:25 AM
Earliest sunset4:29 PM5:29 PM4:29 PM
Latest sunset8:32 PM8:32 PM7:32 PM
Days with sunrise after 8 AM0700
Days with sunrise after 9 AM000
Days with sunset before 5 PM75086
Days with sunset after 7 PM18919095
Hours of light after 5 PM on weekdays463534294

New Jersey, city by city.

CityLatest sunrise todayOn permanent DSTDays after 8 AM todayOn permanent DSTEarliest sunset todayOn permanent DSTLatest sunset on permanent standard
Newark7:33 AM8:21 AM0704:29 PM5:29 PM7:32 PM
Jersey City7:32 AM8:21 AM0694:29 PM5:29 PM7:32 PM
Trenton7:34 AM8:22 AM0714:33 PM5:33 PM7:33 PM
Atlantic City7:31 AM8:18 AM0664:34 PM5:34 PM7:29 PM

Of these cities, Trenton would see the latest sunrise, 8:22 AM on January 4.

Questions.

What time would the sun rise in Newark in winter?

As late as 8:21 AM, on January 4. Today the latest sunrise is 7:33 AM, on November 6.

How many dark mornings would Newark have?

The sun would rise after 8 AM on 70 days a year. Today it rises after 8 AM on 0 days.

What would winter evenings look like in Newark?

The earliest sunset of the year would move from 4:29 PM to 5:29 PM. The sun now sets before 5 PM on 75 days a year; on permanent daylight saving time it never would.

What would permanent standard time do in Newark?

Winter would stay as it is, and summer's clock would fall an hour back. The earliest sunrise would be 4:25 AM and the latest sunset 7:32 PM, instead of 5:25 AM and 8:32 PM today.

Neighbors.

Will tonight's sunset be worth seeing in New York?

Sol answers hours ahead, in one of four words, and shows where the light will be at any minute. It is free on the web, and coming soon to iPhone.

Sol's Sky tab at dusk in New York, the glow arching up from the horizon.

Figures are for calendar 2027 unless a heading says otherwise, worked out with NOAA's solar equations and the IANA time zone database (version 2026e) at each place's coordinates from GeoNames. Sunrise and sunset put the sun's center 0.833° below a flat horizon, so hills move a real place by minutes. Download the figures.