Brazilian cities with the longest day today

Thursday, October 29, 20261st: Chuí (RS) 13h 22min50th: Palmares do Sul (RS) 13h 12min

On Thursday, October 29, 2026, the longest day in Brazil is in Chuí (RS), with 13h 22min between sunrise and sunset. Below are the 50 Brazilian cities, out of 5,571, with the most daylight today.

Top 50: longest day in Brazil

Today's ranking, October 29, 2026
#CityUFDay lengthSunriseSunset
1ChuíRS13h 22min05:3618:59
2Santa Vitória do PalmarRS13h 22min05:3618:58
3JaguarãoRS13h 19min05:3718:57
4Arroio GrandeRS13h 18min05:3718:55
5Rio GrandeRS13h 17min05:3318:51
6HervalRS13h 17min05:3818:56
7São José do NorteRS13h 17min05:3318:50
8AceguáRS13h 17min05:4118:59
9Pedro OsórioRS13h 17min05:3618:53
10CerritoRS13h 17min05:3618:53
11PelotasRS13h 17min05:3418:51
12Capão do LeãoRS13h 16min05:3518:52
13Pedras AltasRS13h 16min05:3918:56
14Morro RedondoRS13h 16min05:3618:52
15Pinheiro MachadoRS13h 16min05:3918:55
16CandiotaRS13h 16min05:4018:56
17PiratiniRS13h 16min05:3818:54
18Arroio do PadreRS13h 16min05:3518:51
19TuruçuRS13h 16min05:3418:50
20Hulha NegraRS13h 16min05:4118:57
21CanguçuRS13h 15min05:3618:52
22São Lourenço do SulRS13h 15min05:3318:49
23BagéRS13h 15min05:4218:58
24TavaresRS13h 15min05:3018:46
25MostardasRS13h 15min05:2918:45
26CristalRS13h 14min05:3418:49
27Dom PedritoRS13h 14min05:4518:59
28ArambaréRS13h 14min05:3218:47
29Sant'Ana do LivramentoRS13h 14min05:4819:03
30Amaral FerradorRS13h 14min05:3518:50
31Santana da Boa VistaRS13h 14min05:3918:53
32CamaquãRS13h 14min05:3318:48
33Lavras do SulRS13h 14min05:4218:56
34ChuviscaRS13h 14min05:3418:48
35Dom FelicianoRS13h 14min05:3518:49
36TapesRS13h 13min05:3218:46
37Sentinela do SulRS13h 13min05:3318:47
38Cerro Grande do SulRS13h 13min05:3318:47
39Encruzilhada do SulRS13h 13min05:3718:50
40Caçapava do SulRS13h 13min05:4118:54
41Sertão SantanaRS13h 13min05:3318:46
42Barão do TriunfoRS13h 13min05:3418:47
43QuaraíRS13h 13min05:5319:06
44Mariana PimentelRS13h 13min05:3318:46
45Vila Nova do SulRS13h 13min05:4218:55
46Santa Margarida do SulRS13h 13min05:4318:56
47São GabrielRS13h 13min05:4418:57
48Barra do RibeiroRS13h 12min05:3218:45
49Rosário do SulRS13h 12min05:4719:00
50Palmares do SulRS13h 12min05:2918:42

Why is the result what it is?

This ranking sorts the 5,571 Brazilian municipalities by day length, the time between sunrise and sunset, for the Brasília date shown above. Today the longest day is in Chuí (RS) with 13h 22min of daylight, against 13h 12min in 50th place (Palmares do Sul (RS)). Between the longest day (Chuí (RS), 13h 22min) and the shortest (Uiramutã (RR), 11h 57min) in the country there are 85 minutes of difference. By state, the list has: Rio Grande do Sul (50).

Why? Day length depends almost entirely on latitude and the time of year. Brazil lies on both sides of the Equator, and the Earth's axis is tilted by about 23.4°, so the hemisphere leaning toward the Sun gets longer days. Today that is the southern side of the country, and the farther a city is from the Equator in that direction (Chuí (RS) is at 33.7°S), the longer its day. The opposite end of the country, Uiramutã (RR) (4.6°N), is the one that loses daylight. Near the Equator the day is always close to 12 hours, which is why equatorial cities hardly move in this ranking over the year.

Unlike the sunrise and sunset rankings, day length does not depend on the time zone or on longitude: Fernando de Noronha, Acre and the rest of the country are compared fairly because only the interval between the two events matters. The ranking changes every day and reverses around the equinoxes, when the southern and northern extremes swap places; at the June and December solstices the contrast is at its peak, and Brazil's far south has the most daylight of the whole country in summer (December) and the least in winter (June). The southernmost municipality in the dataset is Chuí (RS) and the northernmost is Uiramutã (RR), the two ends of the classic "from Oiapoque to Chuí".

Time zones and day length

Day length is the same on any clock, so time zones do not affect this ranking. The "Sunrise" and "Sunset" columns are shown in the local time of each city (Fernando de Noronha uses UTC−2, most of the country UTC−3, the Center-West and Amazonas UTC−4 and Acre UTC−5).

See also

Compare with the other daily rankings below, go back to the rankings overview with the state-by-state table, or open the page of any city in the table for twilight times, golden hour and the next seven days. For the bigger picture, see sunrise and sunset times in Brazil and worldwide, Brazil's time zones and the start of the seasons.

Frequently asked questions

Which Brazilian city has the longest day today?

Chuí (RS) has the longest day among the 5,571 municipalities today, with 13h 22min of daylight (sunrise at 05:36, sunset at 18:59). The 50th place has 13h 12min.

And at the other extreme?

At the opposite end of the list is Uiramutã (RR) with 11h 57min (shortest day). The gap between the two extremes today is 85 minutes.

Does day length depend on the time zone?

No. Day length is the interval between sunrise and sunset, so it is the same on any clock. It depends on latitude and on the date: today it ranges from 11h 57min to 13h 22min across Brazil.

Where does Brasília (DF) rank today?

The capital ranks 3,109th of 5,571 in this list, with a day of 12h 38min. Brasília lies at 15.8°S, 47.9°W.

Does this ranking change over the year?

Yes. It is recalculated every day for the Brasília date (2026-10-29). The order of the cities shifts with the seasons because the Sun moves between the hemispheres, and with the equation of time, a small seasonal drift of solar noon of up to about 16 minutes.

How are the times calculated?

With astronomical formulas (NOAA algorithm) applied to the coordinates of each municipality, using the Sun's center at 0.833° below the horizon, which includes atmospheric refraction and the Sun's radius. Terrain, altitude and local weather are not considered, so published times can differ by a minute or two.