Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Is Tonight Good for Stargazing in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada?

Poor conditions tonight in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada — 100% cloud cover — above the 80% threshold generally considered a washout for sky viewing. 31% moon illumination — a crescent-to-quarter moon, manageable for most targets.

Overcast
Poor

100% cloud cover — above the 80% threshold generally considered a washout for sky viewing.

Minor moonlight
Good

31% moon illumination — a crescent-to-quarter moon, manageable for most targets.

Excellent transparency
Excellent

7.6 mi visibility — at or above the ~6mi threshold for excellent atmospheric transparency.

Dry
Excellent

2% chance of precipitation — below NWS's "slight chance" threshold (<30%).

Moon phase
Last Quarter
31% illuminated
DayCloud coverRain chance
Mon66%2%
Tue92%2%
Wed50%0%
Thu50%0%
Fri74%15%
Sat86%9%
Sun7%2%

Cloud cover, atmospheric visibility, and moon illumination are sourced from live forecast data; thresholds follow standard amateur-astronomy planning guidance (cloud-cover bands used by tools like Clear Outside/Astrospheric, moonlight bands from astronomy-outreach guidance). Light pollution from nearby cities isn't factored in.

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Is tonight good for stargazing in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada?

Poor stargazing conditions tonight in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada — 100% cloud cover — above the 80% threshold generally considered a washout for sky viewing. 31% moon illumination — a crescent-to-quarter moon, manageable for most targets.

What is the moon phase in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada tonight?

The moon is currently in its last quarter phase, 31% illuminated.