With the calendar flipping to July, the days are getting shorter and we're approaching fall.
For those who are tired of the hot weather, fall will bring a reprieve from the strong sun and humidity – hopefully.
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Sunset is getting earlier every day, and the last sunset at 9 p.m. or after will be on Wednesday, July 23. After that, we're at sunsets after 8 p.m. through early September.
We also start losing more than two minutes of daylight per day on July 28. The first sunset before 8 p.m. will take place on Sept. 5 for Detroit, and the last day with 12 hours of daylight is Sept. 25.
Here's how much sunlight we lose each month through the fall.
- July - 45:02
- August - 1:15:29
- September - 1:21:31
- October - 1:21:41
Daylight Saving Time officially ends on Sunday, Nov. 2 and that's when we'll fall back. On that day, the sunset will be at 5:23 p.m.
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