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Depends on where in the US, and what part of summer. The farther north you go, the more daylight hours (during summer and spring only - the opposite is true in fall and winter). Also, the number of daylight hours is at a maximum at the summer solstice, which is the beginning of summer, and declines throughout the summer and fall. Alaska is part of the US, and the northern part of Alaska is within the Arctic Circle. For some period of time around the beginning of summer, this part of Alaska has 24 hours of sunlight every day. On the other hand, Hawaii is also part of the US, but is so close to the equator that the maximum number of daylight hours is only slightly more than the yearly average of 12. You're going to have to be more specific, as far as date and location, if you want an answer to this question.

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