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What is in the sky tonight in Tromsø?

As of , the time of MET Norway's forecast, no stretch of tonight in Tromsø reaches 45 out of 100 on our viewing score, with 100 percent cloud on average in MET Norway's forecast. The Moon is a waning crescent, 22 percent lit, and is up all night. Mars and Jupiter are well placed in the dark, and no ISS pass is sunlit while the sky is dark. Local times are Europe/Oslo (UTC+02:00).

Forecast time .

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Cloud forecast: MET Norway's, not ours. Data from The Norwegian Meteorological Institute, shortened MET Norway, licensed under NLOD 2.0 and CC BY 4.0.

See also: all six cities, the ISS today, aurora tonight, all live numbers right now, Moon phases, planet events, meteor showers.

When is it dark and clear tonight in Tromsø?

Tonight runs from , the forecast time (the Sun had already set) to sunrise at : 1 h 48 min. The forecast gives 100 percent cloud for every hour. The forecast is mostly cloudy all night. How the viewing score works.

Cloud cover per hour tonight in TromsøPercent per hour, 06:00 to 07:00. No best window.10006:0010007:00
Cloud per hour in Tromsø, MET Norway forecast of ; values printed, best window bracketed.
Hour by hour tonight in Tromsø (local time)
HourCloud (percent)Moon altitudeViewing scoreIn the best window
10029°0
10033°0

Where is the Moon tonight?

The Moon is a waning crescent and 22 percent lit at . It is above the horizon all night. It is highest at , 33° up in the south-southeast. New, first quarter, full and last quarter each cover about 22.5 degrees of the cycle; crescent and gibbous cover about 67.5 degrees each. So "first quarter" here means 40 to 60 percent lit, and another almanac may name the night differently.

The Moon's altitude tonight in TromsøEvery 15 minutes, 05:30 to 07:18. Highest 33° at 07:15.0°45°90°horizon06:0007:00
The Moon's altitude over Tromsø tonight (forecast time ).

Which planets are up tonight?

Mercury is below the horizon all night; it is not up while the sky is dark. Venus is below the horizon all night; it is not up while the sky is dark. Mars is up all night; while up in a dark sky it is highest at , 37° in the southeast. Jupiter is up all night; while up in a dark sky it is highest at , 28° in the southeast. Saturn is up at the start, sets at ; while up in a dark sky it is highest at , 7° in the west-southwest. Well placed means at least 15° up in a dark sky at magnitude 3 or brighter (lower is brighter).

The five naked-eye planets tonight from Tromsø (local time)
PlanetMagnitudeRises and sets tonightHighest while up in a dark skyWell placedIn the constellation
Mercury-0.1Below the horizon all nightNot up in a dark skyNoVirgo
Venus-4.6Below the horizon all nightNot up in a dark skyNoVirgo
Mars1.1Up all night, 37° in the southeastYesCancer
Jupiter-1.9Up all night, 28° in the southeastYesLeo
Saturn0.2Up at the start, sets at , 7° in the west-southwestNoCetus

What does the sky look like at 06:30?

Figures drawn: Auriga, Orion, Canis Minor, Taurus, Gemini, Cygnus, Leo, Ursa Major, Perseus, Ursa Minor, Aries and Andromeda. Brightest named stars up: Sirius, Arcturus, Vega, Capella, Rigel, Procyon, Betelgeuse, Aldebaran, Pollux, Deneb and Regulus.

The sky over Tromsø at 06:30 local time137 stars, 12 figures, 3 planets, the Moon.NESWAurigaOrionCanis MinorTaurusGeminiCygnusLeoUrsa MajorPerseusUrsa MinorAriesAndromedaSiriusArcturusVegaCapellaRigelProcyonBetelgeuseAldebaranPolluxDenebRegulusMarsJupiterSaturnMoon
Tromsø at , the night after the forecast of : horizon at the edge, overhead in the centre, north up, east left.
The Moon, planets and named stars on the chart, at 06:30 local time, highest stars first
ObjectKindAltitudeDirection
MoonMoon31°southeast
MarsPlanet38°south-southeast
JupiterPlanet30°southeast
SaturnPlanet2°west
MuscidaStar, magnitude 3.376°east-southeast
PolarisStar, magnitude 2.070°north
MenkalinanStar, magnitude 1.965°south-southwest
CapellaStar, magnitude 0.164°southwest
DubheStar, magnitude 1.864°east-northeast
ErraiStar, magnitude 3.263°north-northwest
TalithaStar, magnitude 3.163°southeast
SeginStar, magnitude 3.362°west-northwest
AlmaazStar, magnitude 3.061°southwest
MerakStar, magnitude 2.360°east
MirfakStar, magnitude 1.859°west-southwest
HaedusStar, magnitude 3.259°southwest
KochabStar, magnitude 2.158°north-northeast
RuchbahStar, magnitude 2.758°west-northwest
MahasimStar, magnitude 2.757°south-southwest
PherkadStar, magnitude 3.055°north-northeast
MegrezStar, magnitude 3.354°east-northeast
PhecdaStar, magnitude 2.453°east-northeast
AchirdStar, magnitude 3.553°west-northwest
AlfirkStar, magnitude 3.253°north-northwest
Tania BorealisStar, magnitude 3.552°east-southeast
CastorStar, magnitude 1.652°south-southeast
SchedarStar, magnitude 2.351°west-northwest
CaphStar, magnitude 2.351°northwest
Tania AustralisStar, magnitude 3.151°east-southeast
HassalehStar, magnitude 2.751°southwest
AliothStar, magnitude 1.850°east-northeast
AlgolStar, magnitude 2.150°west-southwest
PolluxStar, magnitude 1.147°south-southeast
ElnathStar, magnitude 1.747°south-southwest
AltaisStar, magnitude 3.147°north
MizarStar, magnitude 2.247°east-northeast
AldhibahStar, magnitude 3.246°north-northeast
AlmachStar, magnitude 2.146°west
MebsutaStar, magnitude 3.145°south
AlderaminStar, magnitude 2.545°north-northwest
AthebyneStar, magnitude 2.744°north-northeast
EdasichStar, magnitude 3.343°north-northeast
TejatStar, magnitude 2.943°south
PropusStar, magnitude 3.343°south
WasatStar, magnitude 3.542°south
AlkaidStar, magnitude 1.941°northeast
TianguanStar, magnitude 3.040°south-southwest
Alula BorealisStar, magnitude 3.538°east
AlcyoneStar, magnitude 2.938°southwest
AlhenaStar, magnitude 1.937°south
MirachStar, magnitude 2.135°west
Cor CaroliStar, magnitude 2.935°east-northeast
AdhaferaStar, magnitude 3.434°east-southeast
MothallahStar, magnitude 3.433°west
AlzirrStar, magnitude 3.333°south
AldebaranStar, magnitude 0.933°southwest
RastabanStar, magnitude 2.833°north-northeast
ChamukuyStar, magnitude 3.432°southwest
EltaninStar, magnitude 2.331°north
AlgiebaStar, magnitude 2.031°east-southeast
MeissaStar, magnitude 3.429°south-southwest
HamalStar, magnitude 2.029°west
GomeisaStar, magnitude 2.928°south-southeast
NekkarStar, magnitude 3.527°northeast
SeginusStar, magnitude 3.127°northeast
BetelgeuseStar, magnitude 0.527°south-southwest
ZosmaStar, magnitude 2.627°east-southeast
DenebStar, magnitude 1.327°north-northwest
SheratanStar, magnitude 2.725°west
BellatrixStar, magnitude 1.625°south-southwest
FawarisStar, magnitude 2.925°north-northwest
ProcyonStar, magnitude 0.425°south-southeast
TabitStar, magnitude 3.225°south-southwest
RegulusStar, magnitude 1.424°southeast
SubraStar, magnitude 3.524°southeast
AlpheratzStar, magnitude 2.124°west-northwest
AshleshaStar, magnitude 3.424°south-southeast
ChertanStar, magnitude 3.322°east-southeast
SadrStar, magnitude 2.221°north-northwest
MintakaStar, magnitude 2.319°south-southwest
MatarStar, magnitude 2.919°northwest
DenebolaStar, magnitude 2.119°east
VegaStar, magnitude 0.018°north
AlnilamStar, magnitude 1.718°south-southwest
ScheatStar, magnitude 2.418°west-northwest
AlnitakStar, magnitude 1.718°south-southwest
AljanahStar, magnitude 2.516°north-northwest
IzarStar, magnitude 2.316°northeast
MenkarStar, magnitude 2.515°west-southwest
SadalbariStar, magnitude 3.514°northwest
HatysaStar, magnitude 2.714°south-southwest
CursaStar, magnitude 2.813°south-southwest
SheliakStar, magnitude 3.513°north
KaffaljidhmaStar, magnitude 3.513°west-southwest
SulafatStar, magnitude 3.312°north
AlpheccaStar, magnitude 2.212°northeast
AlgenibStar, magnitude 2.811°west-northwest
MuphridStar, magnitude 2.711°east-northeast
RigelStar, magnitude 0.211°south-southwest
ArcturusStar, magnitude -0.110°east-northeast
SaiphStar, magnitude 2.110°south-southwest
VindemiatrixStar, magnitude 2.99°east
AlbireoStar, magnitude 3.18°north
AlphardStar, magnitude 2.07°southeast
MarkabStar, magnitude 2.56°west-northwest
SarinStar, magnitude 3.16°north-northeast
RanaStar, magnitude 3.55°southwest
KornephorosStar, magnitude 2.84°north-northeast
SiriusStar, magnitude -1.44°south
MirzamStar, magnitude 2.02°south
MinelauvaStar, magnitude 3.42°east
ZaurakStar, magnitude 3.02°southwest
ArnebStar, magnitude 2.62°south-southwest
HomamStar, magnitude 3.40°west-northwest
Constellations whose centre is above the horizon at 06:30 local time, highest first
ConstellationAltitude of its centreDirection
Camelopardalis85°west-northwest
Lynx64°southeast
Auriga60°south-southwest
Ursa Minor60°north-northeast
Ursa Major58°east
Cassiopeia57°west-northwest
Cepheus56°north-northwest
Perseus55°west-southwest
Draco49°north-northeast
Gemini44°south
Leo Minor44°east-southeast
Cancer37°southeast
Triangulum37°west
Andromeda37°west-northwest
Canes Venatici35°east-northeast
Lacerta33°northwest
Taurus32°southwest
Aries29°west-southwest
Canis Minor26°south-southeast
Orion25°south-southwest
Leo24°east-southeast
Cygnus24°north-northwest
Coma Berenices20°east
Boötes20°northeast
Monoceros18°south
Corona Borealis16°northeast
Lyra16°north
Sextans10°southeast
Pisces9°west
Hercules9°north-northeast
Pegasus9°northwest
Vulpecula5°north-northwest

When does the ISS pass over Tromsø tonight?

The ISS does not pass at least 10° above the horizon of Tromsø between and (element set of ).

How this page is made

Computed, not observed: the Sun, Moon and planets with astronomy-engine, the ISS with SGP4 from CelesTrak's element set; the cloud is MET Norway's forecast. Published only while that forecast is under 6 hours old. Method and what was checked.

Questions

When is the best time to look at the stars in Tromsø tonight?

No stretch of tonight reaches 45 out of 100 on our viewing score.

What phase is the Moon tonight?

Waning crescent, 22 percent lit at .

Which planets are up tonight from Tromsø?

Mars (highest 37° at ) and Jupiter (highest 28° at ).

When can I see the ISS from Tromsø tonight?

No pass tonight is sunlit in a dark sky by our calculation.

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