Moon phase in San Bernardino tonight
Last Quarter
43% Illuminated
Tonight in San Bernardino, the moon is in the Last Quarter phase.
The moon is moderately bright tonight. While it might wash out the faintest stars, you can still enjoy spotting major constellations and planets. The moon itself will be a beautiful sight, offering good contrast along the terminator line. In San Bernardino, the Moon is highest at 09:34 (32°).
Cloud Forecast (Next 5h)
Best time to photograph the Moon tonight
Best Time to Shoot
09:34
Moon at transit: altitude 32° (medium). Warning: Transit is during daylight.
Rises: 04:36 (ESE) • Sets: 13:35 (WSW)
From 34.1°, you get a balanced view. Catch the Moonrise for the best landscape context.
No clear hour in next 5h (best 87% at 23:00).
Earth-Moon Distance
Near average distance
Camera Settings
Good altitude for sharp crater details.
Where to look
- Moonrise: Look ESE at 04:36 for horizon compositions. Find a low, unobstructed ese horizon (water/fields/rooftops help).
- Moonset: Look WSW at 13:35 for late-night shots.
- Highest point: 32° altitude at 09:34. Note: Transit occurs in daylight—moonrise/moonset may be better for photos.
- Darkness: Best contrast between 20:18 and 05:37.
- Weather: Cloud cover is high—watch for brief gaps near 23:00.
Local Viewing Conditions
Suburban Bright
Noticeable light pollution.
Stars to look for this month
Look high overhead for the Big Dipper and Leo.
- Leo
- Cancer
- Gemini