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Pahiatua sunrise & sunset — January 2026

Every day this month for Pahiatua, with civil twilight, the Moon, and how fast the days are changing. Times are NZDT.

Longest day15h 00m1 Jan
Shortest day14h 14m31 Jan
Sun at midday69.5°altitude on the 21th
MoonFull 3 Jan · New 19 Janthis month

Computed from standard astronomical algorithms · Pahiatua at -40.456, 175.842 · Reviewed Oct 2026 · Method

Flat horizon, sea level

These times are computed for a level, unobstructed horizon at sea level, with an average atmosphere. Hills, mountains and buildings all bring sunset forward and push sunrise back — in steep country by half an hour or more. Refraction varies with temperature and pressure, which is worth another minute either way. Do not plan anything where being wrong is dangerous around these times. Give yourself real margin before dark.

Sunrise, sunset, twilight and moon times for Pahiatua, January 2026
DateSunriseSunset Daylight± First lightLast light MoonriseMoonsetMoon
1 Thu 05:5020:50 15h 00m 05:1721:23 18:4902:49 91.1%
2 Fri 05:5020:50 15h 00m +0m 05:1821:23 20:0203:40 96.7%
3 Sat 05:5120:50 14h 59m −1m 05:1821:23 21:0304:45 99.5%
4 Sun 05:5220:50 14h 58m −1m 05:1921:23 21:5106:00 99.5%
5 Mon 05:5320:50 14h 57m −1m 05:2021:23 22:2807:18 96.6%
6 Tue 05:5420:50 14h 56m −1m 05:2121:23 22:5808:35 91.4%
7 Wed 05:5520:50 14h 55m −1m 05:2221:23 23:2209:48 84.3%
8 Thu 05:5620:50 14h 54m −1m 05:2321:22 23:4410:57 75.9%
9 Fri 05:5720:50 14h 53m −1m 05:2521:22 —12:02 66.6%
10 Sat 05:5820:49 14h 51m −2m 05:2621:22 00:0413:05 56.9%
11 Sun 05:5920:49 14h 50m −1m 05:2721:22 00:2514:07 47.3%
12 Mon 06:0020:49 14h 49m −1m 05:2821:21 00:4715:09 37.8%
13 Tue 06:0120:49 14h 47m −2m 05:2921:21 01:1216:12 29%
14 Wed 06:0220:48 14h 46m −1m 05:3021:20 01:4117:14 20.9%
15 Thu 06:0320:48 14h 44m −2m 05:3121:20 02:1618:14 13.8%
16 Fri 06:0520:47 14h 43m −1m 05:3321:19 03:0019:10 7.9%
17 Sat 06:0620:47 14h 41m −2m 05:3421:19 03:5119:58 3.5%
18 Sun 06:0720:46 14h 39m −2m 05:3521:18 04:5020:40 0.9%
19 Mon 06:0820:46 14h 38m −1m 05:3621:17 05:5521:14 0.1%
20 Tue 06:0920:45 14h 36m −2m 05:3821:17 07:0221:43 1.3%
21 Wed 06:1020:45 14h 34m −2m 05:3921:16 08:1022:08 4.7%
22 Thu 06:1220:44 14h 32m −2m 05:4021:15 09:1822:31 10%
23 Fri 06:1320:43 14h 30m −2m 05:4221:14 10:2522:52 17.3%
24 Sat 06:1420:43 14h 28m −2m 05:4321:14 11:3423:15 26.2%
25 Sun 06:1520:42 14h 27m −1m 05:4421:13 12:4423:39 36.4%
26 Mon 06:1720:41 14h 25m −2m 05:4621:12 13:57— 47.4%
27 Tue 06:1820:40 14h 22m −3m 05:4721:11 15:1300:08 58.7%
28 Wed 06:1920:39 14h 20m −2m 05:4821:10 16:3000:43 69.7%
29 Thu 06:2020:38 14h 18m −2m 05:5021:09 17:4301:29 79.8%
30 Fri 06:2120:38 14h 16m −2m 05:5121:08 18:4802:26 88.3%
31 Sat 06:2320:37 14h 14m −2m 05:5221:07 19:4103:34 94.8%

“First light” and “last light” are civil twilight — the Sun 6° below the horizon, when there is enough light to see without a torch. A dash means the event does not happen on that date: the Moon rises about 50 minutes later each day, so roughly once a month it skips a calendar day.

Meteor showers peaking this month

Quadrantids

Peaks around 3 Jan · up to 110/hour in ideal conditions

Poor from New Zealand. Moon 100% lit at the peak — bright enough to wash out the fainter meteors.

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