If you're tired of the sun coming up late and going down early, we have some good news for you.
According to 7 First Alert Meteorologist Kevin Jeanes, we're gaining more daylight every day, and it'll happen for the next few months.
Kevin said that we'll gain more than two minutes of daylight every day until May 17. That means we're looking at gaining daylight for the next 114 days.
Here's what the sunrise and sunset times look like in the next few months.
Jan. 23:
7:53 a.m. sunrise
5:34 p.m. sunset
Feb. 1
7:45 a.m. sunrise
5:46 p.m. sunset
March 1
7:07 a.m. sunrise
6:21 p.m. sunset
(Daylight Saving Time begins on March 12 and clocks shift forward)
March 12
7:49 a.m. sunrise
7:34 p.m. sunset
April 1
7:15 a.m. sunrise
7:57 p.m. sunset
May 1
6:27 a.m. sunrise
8:31 p.m. sunset
May 17
6:09 a.m. sunrise
8:48 p.m. sunset
