What Time Does the Moon Rise Tonight in Madrid?
Tonight in Madrid (Wednesday 4 November) the Moon rises at 03:49 in the east, climbs to 48° in the south at 10:01 and sets at 16:02 in the west, local time. It is a waning crescent, 20% lit. The best time to look is 07:20, when it is 35° up in the south-east in a dark sky.
Updated · times are local to each place
The Moon over Madrid tonight
The next 7 nights in Madridlocal time
- Tonight03:49 Thu16:02 Thu19% lit
- Thu 504:55 Fri16:25 Fri11% lit
- Fri 606:01 Sat16:48 Sat6% lit
- Sat 707:07 Sun17:15 Sun2% lit
- Sun 808:12 Mon17:46 Mon0% litNew Moon
- Mon 909:17 Tue18:23 Tue1% lit
- Tue 1010:18 Wed19:07 Wed3% lit
Tonight's Moon at a glance
as of 19:33 UTCMoonrise tonight in cities near Madrid
Local time in each city, for the night that is coming or under way there. A day name marks a time after midnight. Each bar runs from noon to noon: the dark part is night, the gold part is when the Moon is above the horizon.
| City | Moonrise | Moonset |
|---|---|---|
| Paris1,050 km away. Up 03:23 to dawn, rises E | 03:23 Thu | 15:34 Thu |
| London1,260 km away. Up 02:33 to dawn, rises E | 02:33 Thu | 14:43 Thu |
| Rome1,360 km away. Up 02:41 to dawn, rises E | 02:41 Thu | 14:56 Thu |
| Dublin1,450 km away. Up 02:59 to dawn, rises E | 02:59 Thu | 15:07 Thu |
| Manchester1,460 km away. Up 02:42 to dawn, rises E | 02:42 Thu | 14:51 Thu |
| Berlin1,870 km away. Up 02:36 to dawn, rises E | 02:36 Thu | 14:48 Thu |
All 47 cities: moonrise tonight around the world.
Moon phases and the next full Moons
- New Moon
- First quarter
- Full Moon
- Last quarter
The next 12 full Moonswith their traditional names (Madrid time)
The next lunar eclipse is a penumbral eclipse on 20 February 2027.
How to see the Moon tonight in Madrid
- 1
Check the time and direction
Use the panel at the top of this page, or the city table, for tonight's moonrise, the direction it rises in and the best time to look. In Madrid tonight the Moon rises at 03:49 in the east.
- 2
Face the right way
The Moon rises in the eastern half of the sky and sets in the western half, but the exact point moves through the month. Near full Moon in winter it rises north of east and climbs high; in summer it rises south of east and stays low. In the southern hemisphere it is the other way round.
- 3
Find a clear, low horizon
Haze and buildings near the horizon often hide the Moon for the first few minutes after moonrise, so a high or open spot helps. A waning crescent rises around midnight and is highest around dawn.
- 4
Clouds? Watch it live
If clouds hide it, you can still watch the Moon live on our 3D Moon globe, with tonight's phase, the lunar orbiters and the landing sites.
Why does moonrise move later each night?
The Moon moves about 13° along its orbit every day, so Earth has to turn a little further each night to bring it back over the horizon. On average moonrise comes about 50 minutes later each night. This week in Madrid it comes up between 61 and 66 minutes later each night.
More in tonight's sky
Moonrise questions
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