SEATTLE — Even though temperatures were in the teens last month, Seattle is already starting to see signs of summer!
On Wednesday, March 5, Seattle will see its first sunset after 6 p.m. this year.
This will kick off eventual 7 p.m. sunsets, which we will see on Sunday, March 9, which marks Daylight Saving Time. By mid-March, we will end up having 12 hours of sunlight.
This time around, we “spring forward,” so we lose an hour of sleep, but in return, get a later sunrise and sunset until autumn.
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