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Daylight in Alaska. Question: How many hours of daylight does Seward have in September? Answer: According to the history feature of the Weather Underground, daylight in Seward, Alaska varies from 14h 09m on September 1st to 11h 32m on September 30th. Daylight in Alaska is another thing that varies across our large state.
if you want a country with the most daylight, it would be the most southern or northern country. in the south, it would be antarctica, where you would get 24hrs daylight in summer, in the north, Alaska would have around 24hours as well in summer. Well in the summer, the farther north has the most light. Parts of Alaska, northern Canada, iceland, Russia and the Scandavian countires can actually have 24 hour daylight in the summer, but 24 hour darkness in the winter. iceman Â· 8 years ago.