Sunrise/Sunset Predictions

Glasgow, Strathclyde. Latitude 55° 51' North, longitude 4° 13' West

Day	Date	Civil Twilight	Sunrise Time	Sunrise Azimuth	Daylight Hours	Sunset Time	Sunset Azimuth	Civil Twilight	Moon Phase
Wed	15/5/02	04:15*	05:05*	61°	16:17	21:22*	314°	22:12*
Thu	16/5/02	04:13*	05:03*	60°	16:21	21:24*	315°	22:14*
Fri	17/5/02	04:11*	05:01*	60°	16:24	21:25*	315°	22:16*
Sat	18/5/02	04:09*	04:59*	59°	16:28	21:27*	316°	22:18*
Sun	19/5/02	04:07*	04:58*	59°	16:31	21:29*	316°	22:21*
Mon	20/5/02	04:04*	04:56*	59°	16:35	21:31*	317°	22:23*
Tue	21/5/02	04:02*	04:54*	58°	16:39	21:33*	317°	22:25*

Magnetic declination is 8° West.. Compass readings are Magnetic North - the calculations include the Declination (do not adjust your compass). (Click here for an explanation of declination.) Civil Twilight is defined as the time when the sun is 6° below the horizon. Times followed by an asterisk are British Summer Time. These figures assume a nautical horizon; if the horizon is obscured by mountains or buildings, use the location diagram below to estimate the azimuth (compass bearing) of rising/setting. If your application requires a high degree of accuracy, it is recommended that you use these figures merely as a guidleine for your own observations. Click here for additional notes and explanations. Solar Location Diagram This diagram shows the altitude and azimuth of the Sun from sunrise to sunset. The radial lines indicate the azimuth (compass bearing) at 15° intervals. The concentric circles indicate the altitude of the Sun at 10° intervals, from 0° on the horizon to 90° on the zenith. Glasgow, Strathclyde. Longitude 55° 51' North Latitude 4° 13' West Sat 18th May 2002 Time zone: 0 British Summer Time applies Sunrise: 04:59, 59° Sunset: 21:27, 316° Sun's highest altitude: 54° © Location Works 2002 tel: 0844 414 5505   fax: 0844 414 5506 from outside UK: +44 20 3195 0614 info@locationworks.com www.locationworks.com