When can you see the midnight sun?

Answer 1

June
Yet it really depends upon where in Norway.
In the capital of Oslo from Jun 21st to June 27th it sets after a 20 hour day a bit after 11 PM. On up to Nordkapp Norway when the Sunrise is at 23:43 May 10th and goes until Sunset at 22:31 Aug 2nd

Answer 2

You would have to be within the arctic or antarctic circle, and it would have to be during the summer months, when the pole (depending on if you are at the south or north pole) is tilted towards the sun. If positioned just within the arctic (or antarctic) circle, then you would only see the midnight sun on the very longest days at the peak of summer. I positioned right at either of the poles, you would see the midnight sun pretty much through the whole of the time from late March through to September.

Answer 3

You can see the midnight sun in polar regions during the summer months when the sun remains visible at midnight. This phenomenon occurs because the Earth's axial tilt causes the sun to never fully set below the horizon during this period.

Answer 4

Depending on your latitude, for a few days or weeks around with Summer Solstice. For example, in Point Barrow Alaska, the Sun rises in mid-May and doesn't set until mid-August.