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Regardless, once the dead come piling toward Jon & Co. and the ice gives way, it already seems to be dusk, or at least close to the end of the day. So let’s be generous and say that it’s perhaps 6 p.m. when Jon & Co. become stranded. The Hound decides to invite obliteration the following morning shortly after waking up by throwing stones at the wights—we don’t know quite how far into the morning, but once again, let’s be generous and say noon. In that case, it means that Jon & Co. were stranded on that rock awaiting rescue for roughly 18 hours.
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Why does it have to be the next day. Did I miss them saying it was the next day. The entire lake frozen solid after breaking. The priest froze to death.
They have heat from a flaming sword and ice to melt for water. They easily could have been standing there 3-4 days.
Sure they didn't show it, and should have, but did it actually say at any point the events were the next day?