There are no more sunsets after 7 p.m. for these cities starting this week

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Permanent Daylight Saving Time vs Permanent Standard Time

Permanent Daylight Saving Time vs Permanent Standard Time

(NEXSTAR) – Days are getting shorter in September, and many of us are about to see a major, albeit sad, benchmark associated with that: our final 7 p.m. sunset of the year.

Within the last few weeks, we’ve seen the final post-8 p.m. sunsets of 2026. The sun will not set after 8 p.m. again until at least late March.

Meanwhile, seven of the more than 60 cities analyzed by Nexstar have already seen sunsets shift to the 6 o’clock hour, with roughly a dozen about to experience the same trend.

Honolulu hasn’t seen the sun set after 7 p.m. since mid-August, but that’s largely attributed to the state’s observance of year-round standard time. For those with clocks set to........

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