It's the time of year when the setting sun lines up perfectly with New York City's street grid, creating a stupendous solar ...

When can I see Manhattanhenge this week? Rain and clouds foiled what was supposed to be a "half sun on the grid" view of Manhattanhenge at sunset on Wednesday.

The phenomenon occurs when the sun aligns with Manhattan's street grid at sunset.

While July 12 will see a full sun in the frame of New York city skyscrapers, Saturday's Manhattanhenge will have the top half of the sun on the grid of the city, according to the museum.

While July 12 will see a full sun in the frame of New York city skyscrapers, Saturday's Manhattanhenge will have the top half of the sun on the grid of the city, according to the museum.

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First, the “Half Sun on the Grid” days, according to the natural history museum, can be seen Wednesday, May 28 at 8:13 p.m. and Saturday, July 12 at 8:22 p.m.

Again, look west shortly after sunset; half an hour after the Sun sinks below the horizon, Saturn is a mere 2.5° high.

The event is a favorite of photographers and often brings people out onto sidewalks on spring and summer evenings to watch this unique sunset.

Twice a year, the setting sun lines up with Manhattan's streets to provide one of the most amazing sunset photos you can capture in New York City.

The hottest star in the Big Apple this week is the setting sun. The annual Manhattanhenge phenomenon is striking twice this week, offering New Yorkers back-to-back shots to watch the setting sun ...

Subtle signs are appearing that spring is not too far away here in New Hampshire.