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Is tonight a Moon night?

A good Moon night. The best window is 02:00–10:00; cloud cover looks cooperative.

Honolulu· United StatesMonday, 2 November 2026 · 08:20 · Honolulu

Tonight's verdict

A good Moon night

Weather-adjusted
65/100
Viewing score 65 out of 100, weather-adjusted, Night viewing.

Good

Best window 02:00–10:00 · 8 hrs · Good (65/100)

Look E · 47° above the horizon · 8 hrs

Phase

Waning Crescent

Illumination

40%

Next moonrise

Tomorrow 01:39

Next moonset

Today 13:52

Open-Meteo hourly forecast for 08:00 local · cached up to 20 min

Current moon
Phase-correct

Waning Crescent · 40% lit

Altitude 74° · Azimuth 247° · 375,691 km

Northern-hemisphere orientation · NASA LRO surface

Tonight's outlook

The next 24 hours, without the guesswork

A deterministic viewing score, a recommended window, and the weather that could change the plan. All times are local to Honolulu.

Read the scoring method

Best viewing window

02:00–10:00

8 hrs · look E · 47° altitude · 23% mean cloud

Tue 3 Nov · local time in Honolulu

Viewing score

Cloud-weighted, per hour

Weather
65/100
Viewing score 65 out of 100, weather-adjusted, Night viewing.

Good

Mostly clear during the best window

Not a scientific measurement. The index favours a Moon that is easy to see, not necessarily the sharpest surface detail.

Best time to look

Best contiguous window in the next 24 hours

Night

02:00–10:00

8 hrs · look E · 47° altitude

Starts Tue 3 Nov local time. The window is the longest qualifying run at or above 50/100, selected by mean score.

Weather snapshot

Hourly forecast for the selected location

Open-Meteo

Mostly clear

30%

Cloud cover · 29% chance of precipitation

23°C nowValid 08:00 local

Moon altitude & cloud cover

Next 24 hours · local time · cloud bars rise from the horizon

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Moon altitude Cloud cover Daylight / twilight Now

Weather: Open-Meteo

Tue 3 Nov · 02:00Moon 4°Cloud 17%Score 57 (Fair)Night
0°30°60°90°BEST WINDOWNOW · 08:2009:0012:0015:0018:0021:0000:0003:0006:0009:0009:00 · Moon 65° · Cloud 76% · Score 3810:00 · Moon 52° · Cloud 55% · Score 4811:00 · Moon 38° · Cloud 97% · Score 2612:00 · Moon 24° · Cloud 88% · Score 2013:00 · Moon 11° · Cloud 96% · Score 714:00 · Moon -2° · Cloud 100% · Score 015:00 · Moon -15° · Cloud 89% · Score 016:00 · Moon -27° · Cloud 52% · Score 017:00 · Moon -39° · Cloud 16% · Score 018:00 · Moon -49° · Cloud 16% · Score 019:00 · Moon -55° · Cloud 15% · Score 020:00 · Moon -57° · Cloud 16% · Score 021:00 · Moon -53° · Cloud 13% · Score 022:00 · Moon -44° · Cloud 9% · Score 023:00 · Moon -34° · Cloud 11% · Score 000:00 · Moon -22° · Cloud 13% · Score 001:00 · Moon -9° · Cloud 18% · Score 002:00 · Moon 4° · Cloud 17% · Score 5703:00 · Moon 17° · Cloud 13% · Score 6904:00 · Moon 31° · Cloud 23% · Score 7405:00 · Moon 44° · Cloud 27% · Score 8206:00 · Moon 58° · Cloud 17% · Score 7107:00 · Moon 70° · Cloud 17% · Score 5508:00 · Moon 77° · Cloud 30% · Score 5509:00 · Moon 72° · Cloud 41% · Score 55
Moon altitude is in degrees above the horizon. Cloud-cover bars run from the bottom of the chart. The highlighted band is the recommended contiguous viewing window; the gold line marks the current local time. Times are local to the selected location.
Hourly Moon viewing forecast
Local timeMoon altitudeCloud coverPrecipitation chanceScoreLight
Mon 2 Nov 09:0065 degrees76%24%38 out of 100Daylight
Mon 2 Nov 10:0052 degrees55%18%48 out of 100Daylight
Mon 2 Nov 11:0038 degrees97%12%26 out of 100Daylight
Mon 2 Nov 12:0024 degrees88%8%20 out of 100Daylight
Mon 2 Nov 13:0011 degrees96%6%7 out of 100Daylight
Mon 2 Nov 14:00-2 degrees100%4%0 out of 100Daylight
Mon 2 Nov 15:00-15 degrees89%3%0 out of 100Daylight
Mon 2 Nov 16:00-27 degrees52%2%0 out of 100Daylight
Mon 2 Nov 17:00-39 degrees16%2%0 out of 100Daylight
Mon 2 Nov 18:00-49 degrees16%2%0 out of 100Twilight
Mon 2 Nov 19:00-55 degrees15%1%0 out of 100Night
Mon 2 Nov 20:00-57 degrees16%2%0 out of 100Night
Mon 2 Nov 21:00-53 degrees13%4%0 out of 100Night
Mon 2 Nov 22:00-44 degrees9%7%0 out of 100Night
Mon 2 Nov 23:00-34 degrees11%8%0 out of 100Night
Tue 3 Nov 00:00-22 degrees13%7%0 out of 100Night
Tue 3 Nov 01:00-9 degrees18%6%0 out of 100Night
Tue 3 Nov 02:004 degrees17%4%57 out of 100Night
Tue 3 Nov 03:0017 degrees13%3%69 out of 100Night
Tue 3 Nov 04:0031 degrees23%2%74 out of 100Night
Tue 3 Nov 05:0044 degrees27%2%82 out of 100Night
Tue 3 Nov 06:0058 degrees17%2%71 out of 100Night
Tue 3 Nov 07:0070 degrees17%2%55 out of 100Daylight
Tue 3 Nov 08:0077 degrees30%4%55 out of 100Daylight
Tue 3 Nov 09:0072 degrees41%8%55 out of 100Daylight

Why this recommendation

  • Waning Crescent at 40% illumination. The terminator gives the strongest crater shadows for the next few nights.
  • The Moon climbs to about 77° around 08:00.
  • Next moonrise: Tue 3 Nov at 01:39.
  • Forecast cloud cover averages 23% during the best window, with a 3% chance of precipitation.
Limitations & methodShow
  • The viewing score is a convenience index, not a scientific measurement of sky quality.
  • The Moon disc on this page is phase-correct but its orientation and surface detail are schematic; libration and parallactic angle are not modelled.
Full methodology →

Local context

Moonwatching from Honolulu

At 21.3° N, the Moon follows a relatively high arc. The disc is shown in northern-hemisphere orientation with a NASA LRO surface.

All times on this page use the IANA time zone Pacific/Honolulu, including daylight-saving changes. The weather forecast is for coordinates 21.31°, -157.86°. It can differ across a large metropolitan area.

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Next lunar event

Calculated phase · local to Honolulu

All events

Sun

8

Nov

New Moon

21:02 local · Sun 8 Nov

Not visibleMoon at -47° altitude

New Moon occurs at 21:02 local time in Honolulu on 8 November. The Moon passes near the Sun in the sky, so its Earth-facing side is unlit. Dark skies make this a good period for deep-sky observing.

Event details Not visible — lost in the Sun's glare

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