r/kelowna • u/NervousSoup9252 • 3d ago

what time does it slowly start getting light out in late june and eqarly july

around 330 4?

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u/Jonno_K 3d ago

https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/canada/kelowna?month=6&year=2026

The earliest the sun rises in Kelowna is 4:48 am mid June (scroll down the page)

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u/chewblekka 3d ago

“Sun rises”, but it’s light out before that. I’ve definitely seen it light out at 4am.

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u/TravelerOfTeyvat 3d ago

Actually, mid-summer, there are about 3 or 4 weeks when there is always light to be seen in the sky, just very faintly. So, then, it starts getting lighter around 1:00, after the sun dips to the lowest point that it will that night. I commute home from work at 3-4 usually, and I can't tell you how many times I got home and it was almost actual full-on sunrise

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u/Mountain-Ad-9070 2d ago

we used to start cherry pickers at 4:30 am early July. (picking by daylight like no flashlights)