A Small Town In Northern Alaska Just Saw The Sun For The Last Time In 64 Days

As an unbridled winter hater, I will be the first to tell you how awful the long, cold days without seeing the sun are between late-November and early ...

The Sun has disappeared from this American town and won’t return until next year

Experience the phenomena of Polar Night in Utqiagvik, Alaska, where the Sun disappears for over two months, leaving residents ...
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Alaska city won’t see the sun for the next 64 days

UTQIAGVIK, Alaska – Utqiagvik, Alaska has seen its last sunrise this year; America’s northernmost settlement will not see the Sun again until Jan. 22, 2026, as Polar Night begins in the Arctic Circle.
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Perpetual daylight has begun in America's northernmost town

America's northernmost town is Utqiagvik (formerly Barrow), Alaska. Located within the Arctic Circle, this town is known for extreme changes in daylight throughout the year. During the winter, the ...
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Northernmost point in the U.S. sees last bit of daylight for next two months

You've noticed the loss in daylight here, but you know the saying "it could always be worse?" That might be how you feel about Utqiagvik, Alaska (formerly Barrow). This is the northernmost point in ...

64 days of darkness: This Alaska city sees its last sunset of 2025 and awaits sunrise in January 2026

For 64 days, one Alaska town enters a strange twilight world, watching daylight vanish as residents brace for a long, silent winter unlike anything most ever experience.