Kitsap Peninsula, Washington State
Sunrise 7:14 a.m.
Sunset 4:33 p.m. (interesting to see it’s 8 minutes sooner than in Portland, OR, 150 miles South of here)
I’m in Whitehorse (It’s the capital of the Yukon Territory, and at 60.7° N ) this week for a job interview. Sunrise here today is 9:00 PST. and sunset is 16:30.
Comparatively, in my current home in northern BC (which is at 55.8° N for comparison) sunrise today is 8:34 and sunset is 16:57.
Western Pennsylvania
Sunrise 7:05 am
Sunset 5:01 pm
Feels like 28°
Wind: 13 mph NE
Humidity: 76%
Dew Point: 29°
Pressure: 30.38 in
Sunrise: 06:22 AM
Sunset: 04:39 PM
Source: https://www.wkrn.com/weather-traffic
Middle Tennessee
Stockholm
Sunrise 07:41
Sunset 15:23
Feel like the sun shouldn’t even bother since it’s cloudy every day.
Newcastle, NSW
sunrise 5:43 am (7 minutes from now – I’m an early riser)
sunset 7:32 pm
Melbourne, Australia: Daylight saving time of course.
Sunrise 6.00am
Sunset 8.10pm
Gillette, Wyoming.
Rose at 6:57 am, sets at 4:37 pm.
And yes, I would prefer waking up in the dark and going home while there is still a bit of light for me to get some work done outside. Instead, it is dark when I walk out to the car at the end of the day.
Sunrise 7:03 AM, 111.8°
Sunset 5:25 PM, 248.0°
Day length 10h22m54s
Moonrise 12:50 PM, 112.7°
Moonset 11:27 PM, 248.5°
(I’m sure that this is enough info to determine my location pretty closely.)
I have that info displayed in widgets from this app on my phone home screen.
DC suburbs
Today:
Sunrise 6:51 AM
Sunset 4:55 PM
Sun rose at 6:43AM it was lightly snowing 
Sets 5:05PM
Central Arkansas it’s not supposed to snow here until mid Dec.
My entire schedule changes. We go out for dinner several evenings a week in the summer. It doesn’t get dark until 8pm. We go at 6:45 and are home before dark.
Winters we eat dinner at home. It’s not worth going out in the dark and cold to eat.
A little Souther and Wester than the other English posters (Cornwall, much further in either direction and you’ll be paddling):
Rise 7:31
Set 16:35
6:57 AM
Wednesday, November 14, 2018 (EST)
Sunrise in Charlotte, NC
5:18 PM
Wednesday, November 14, 2018 (EST)
Sunset in Charlotte, NC
Panama City, Panama
Sunrise 6:11 AM
Sunset 5:54 PM
Day length changes only about an hour or so through the year here at 9 degrees north of the Equator. It’s barely noticeable.
Sunrise 6:40 am – sunset 4:37 pm (16:37) Just outside New York City
Day length 9 hours, 57 minutes
I was going to say “sunrise too late, sunset too early” but then saw the posts from Juggler in Stockholm, Arrogance Ex Machina in Finland and didn’t feel so aggrieved.
This is interesting.
I’m looking at my local tv station’s weather App forecast for this week. Nearly each day the sun rises a minute later and sets a minute earlier.
Thus 6:43 5:05
Fri 6:44 5:04
Sat 6:45 5:04 (sunset same as Fri)
Sun 6:46 5:03
I knew the days get shorter in early winter. I’d never noticed it was a minute a day.
34.7698126 ,-86.4808227
Sunrise 0618 / Sunset 1641
Ottawa, Canada
Sunrise: 7:00
Sunset: 4:33
It sucks for another 3 months, and then starts to noticeably improve.
You’re not that far north!
Sunrise here was 07:47 and sunset 15:57; Lerwick had an even shorter day.
And -8ºC with snow on the ground.