The duration of daylight is decreasing rapidly. This change is due to the planet's axial tilt. As a result, sunsets will occur earlier each day. By the end of November, the sunset time will be nearly three hours earlier than it is now.

The rate of daylight loss is significant, with about two minutes lost per day. This trend will continue through the fall and winter months.

Further information about the changing sunset times is available from the source, including the specific dates and times affected by this phenomenon.