Tonight in your sky
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Place list: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Times are for the city center and a flat horizon.
- Moon phaseWaning Crescent3% lit · waning
- Moonrise · moonset4:55 AM · 3:33 PMlocal time
- Sunrise · sunset6:33 AM · 4:45 PMdark at 5:14 PM
- Next full moonNov 24, 2026Beaver Moon · in 18 days
- Next solar eclipse hereJan 26, 20283% of the sun covered
- Next lunar eclipse hereFeb 20, 2027penumbral (faint)
Planets tonight: Venus (before dawn), Jupiter (before dawn), Saturn (all night), Mars (before dawn).
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Coming up in the sky
- in 18 daysSupermoon: Beaver MoonThe full moon is 360,754 km away, one of the closest of the year.
- ☀in 45 daysDecember solsticeShortest day in the Northern Hemisphere, longest in the Southern.
- in 47 daysSupermoon: Cold MoonThe full moon is 356,729 km away, one of the closest of the year.
- in 77 daysSupermoon: Wolf MoonThe full moon is 357,635 km away, one of the closest of the year.
- in 92 daysAnnular solar eclipseSee whether and when it's visible from your city.
- in 106 daysPenumbral lunar eclipseA faint shading most people won't notice.
- ☀in 227 daysJune solsticeLongest day in the Northern Hemisphere, shortest in the Southern.
- in 254 daysPenumbral lunar eclipseA faint shading most people won't notice.
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- Moon Phase on Your BirthdayWhat the moon looked like on the day you were born, as seen from your birthplace, with a wallpaper to download and a partner comparison.
- Next Full MoonWhen the next full moon is in your time zone, what it's called, when to see it rise, and every full moon of this year and next.
- Moon Phase TodayTonight's moon for your city: phase, how it looks from where you are, moonrise and moonset with direction, and the next full moon.
Eclipses
- Lunar Eclipses and Blood MoonsThe next lunar eclipse and blood moon you can see from your city, with local times for every stage, and every lunar eclipse to 2030.
- Solar EclipsesThe next solar eclipse you can see from your city, with local times and how much of the sun is covered, plus the total eclipse of August 2, 2027.
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