Here's what you need to know about the official start of summer. The sun sets behind a house off NW 25th Street and NW Brickyard Road. The first day of summer will be June 20.

The summer solstice is not on the same day every year. "The solstices also do not land on the same calendar day every year because the astronomical year is 365.25 days long," according to the ...

Summer is almost here. Here’s what the weather will be like where you live. Find out where it will be unusually hot, humid, wet and sunny — and what parts of the country might see drought ...

A study published this summer, as reported by The Washington Post, found that Black men had a higher risk of dying from melanoma (a 26% increase) than white men.

The summer solstice occurs at 9:42 p.m. Topeka time on June 20, marking the longest day of the year. Topeka, Kansas, will experience about 14 hours and 48 minutes of daylight on the summer solstice.

Memorial Day, which many in the U.S. have off from work, was observed on Monday, May 26, 2025. Two three-day weekends remain in 2025: The Fourth of July and Labor Day.

Climate scientists often identify June 1 as the first day of the meteorological summer. For those tuned in to the astronomical calendar, summer doesn't start until a few weeks later.

The first day of summer changes annually, arriving on June 20, 21 or 22. That's because the earth's astronomical year is actually 365.25 days long, writes Space.com . The longest day of 2025 is ...

The first day of summer changes annually, arriving on June 20, 21 or 22. That's because the earth's astronomical year is actually 365.25 days long, writes Space.com . The longest day of 2025 is ...

June 20 marks the first official day of summer in 2025. That's on a Friday this year. It's also the date of the summer solstice. Is June 20 always the first day of summer?

COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho — Memorial Day weekend is here, and Idaho State Police (ISP) is urging Idahoan drivers to be safe ahead of what ISP says is one of the most dangerous times to be on Idaho roads.