What time does the sun rise in Stockholm in September?

On September 1 it rises at 05:48 and on day 30 at 06:56, always in local time.

How long is the day in Stockholm in September?

Around 12 h 43 min at mid-month.

The sun, month by month

Sunrise and sunset in Stockholm in September

On September 1 in Stockholm the sun rises at 05:48 and sets at 19:47; on day 30 it rises at 06:56 and sets at 18:18. Over the month the day gets 158 minutes shorter.

Sunrise06:21

Sunset19:04

Golden hour18:10–19:04

Day length12 h 43 min

Day by day

All times are local to Stockholm. Dawn and dusk mark civil twilight.

Day	Dawn	Sunrise	Sunset	Dusk	Day length
1	05:04	05:48	19:47	20:30	13 h 59 min
2	05:07	05:50	19:44	20:27	13 h 54 min
3	05:09	05:52	19:41	20:24	13 h 48 min
4	05:12	05:55	19:38	20:21	13 h 43 min
5	05:14	05:57	19:35	20:17	13 h 38 min
6	05:17	05:59	19:32	20:14	13 h 32 min
7	05:19	06:02	19:28	20:11	13 h 27 min
8	05:22	06:04	19:25	20:08	13 h 21 min
9	05:25	06:07	19:22	20:04	13 h 16 min
10	05:27	06:09	19:19	20:01	13 h 10 min
11	05:30	06:11	19:16	19:58	13 h 05 min
12	05:32	06:14	19:13	19:55	12 h 59 min
13	05:35	06:16	19:10	19:51	12 h 54 min
14	05:37	06:18	19:07	19:48	12 h 48 min
15	05:39	06:21	19:04	19:45	12 h 43 min
16	05:42	06:23	19:01	19:42	12 h 38 min
17	05:44	06:25	18:58	19:39	12 h 32 min
18	05:47	06:28	18:54	19:35	12 h 27 min
19	05:49	06:30	18:51	19:32	12 h 21 min
20	05:52	06:32	18:48	19:29	12 h 16 min
21	05:54	06:35	18:45	19:26	12 h 10 min
22	05:57	06:37	18:42	19:23	12 h 05 min
23	05:59	06:40	18:39	19:20	11 h 59 min
24	06:01	06:42	18:36	19:17	11 h 54 min
25	06:04	06:44	18:33	19:13	11 h 49 min
26	06:06	06:47	18:30	19:10	11 h 43 min
27	06:08	06:49	18:27	19:07	11 h 38 min
28	06:11	06:51	18:24	19:04	11 h 32 min
29	06:13	06:54	18:21	19:01	11 h 27 min
30	06:16	06:56	18:18	18:58	11 h 21 min

Approximate astronomical values: they can shift a minute or two from year to year.

What about vitamin D in September?

In September the sun doesn't climb high enough in Stockholm for vitamin D synthesis: the season to mind your diet or consider supplementation.

See the Stockholm vitamin D guide