Montpelier, Vermont Moonrise & Moonset Times
Moonrise
10:14 PM
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Solar noon
1:27 AM
17.08°
Moonset
5:30 AM
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Current Moon: --
| Moonrise | 10:14 PM | |
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| Moonset | 5:30 AM | |
| Moon transit | 01:27 | |
| Altitude | 17.08° | |
| Moon phase | 15.8 | |
| Phase Ratio | 98.3% | |
| Next moon phase |
New Moon
14 Jun 00:00
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First Quarter
21 Jun 00:00
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Full Moon
29 Jun 00:00
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Third Quarter
8 Jun 00:00
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| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 15.8 (98.3%) Moonrise 10:14 PM Moonset 5:30 AM | 2 16.8 (95.2%) Moonrise 10:58 PM Moonset 6:23 AM | 3 17.8 (90.4%) Moonrise 11:34 PM Moonset 7:23 AM | 4 18.8 (84.1%) Moonrise Moonset 8:28 AM | 5 19.8 (76.4%) Moonrise 12:03 AM Moonset 9:35 AM | 6 20.8 (67.6%) Moonrise 12:27 AM Moonset 10:43 AM | |
7 21.8 (57.9%) Moonrise 12:47 AM Moonset 11:50 AM | 8 22.8 (47.5%) Third Quarter Moonrise 1:06 AM Moonset 12:59 PM | 9 23.8 (36.9%) Moonrise 1:25 AM Moonset 2:10 PM | 10 24.8 (26.6%) Moonrise 1:45 AM Moonset 3:25 PM | 11 25.8 (17.1%) Moonrise 2:08 AM Moonset 4:44 PM | 12 26.8 (9.2%) Moonrise 2:35 AM Moonset 6:07 PM | 13 27.8 (3.5%) Moonrise 3:11 AM Moonset 7:30 PM |
14 28.8 (0.5%) New Moon Moonrise 4:00 AM Moonset 8:47 PM | 15 0.5 (0.6%) Moonrise 5:03 AM Moonset 9:50 PM | 16 1.5 (3.8%) Moonrise 6:19 AM Moonset 10:38 PM | 17 2.5 (9.6%) Moonrise 7:41 AM Moonset 11:14 PM | 18 3.5 (17.5%) Moonrise 9:03 AM Moonset 11:42 PM | 19 Juneteenth National Independence Day 4.5 (26.9%) Moonrise 10:21 AM Moonset | 20 5.5 (37.1%) Moonrise 11:34 AM Moonset 12:04 AM |
21 6.5 (47.6%) First Quarter Moonrise 12:44 PM Moonset 12:24 AM | 22 7.5 (57.8%) Moonrise 1:51 PM Moonset 12:42 AM | 23 8.5 (67.4%) Moonrise 2:58 PM Moonset 1:01 AM | 24 9.5 (76.2%) Moonrise 4:04 PM Moonset 1:21 AM | 25 10.5 (83.8%) Moonrise 5:10 PM Moonset 1:44 AM | 26 11.5 (90.1%) Moonrise 6:15 PM Moonset 2:11 AM | 27 12.5 (95%) Moonrise 7:16 PM Moonset 2:45 AM |
28 13.5 (98.2%) Moonrise 8:11 PM Moonset 3:27 AM | 29 14.5 (99.8%) Full Moon Moonrise 8:57 PM Moonset 4:18 AM | 30 15.5 (99.5%) Moonrise 9:35 PM Moonset 5:16 AM |
| Date | Moon Age (Illumination) | Moon Phase | Moonrise | Moonset |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6/1 (Mon) | 15.8 | 22:14 | 05:30 | |
| 6/2 (Tue) | 16.8 | 22:58 | 06:23 | |
| 6/3 (Wed) | 17.8 | 23:34 | 07:23 | |
| 6/4 (Thu) | 18.8 | 08:28 | ||
| 6/5 (Fri) | 19.8 | 00:03 | 09:35 | |
| 6/6 (Sat) | 20.8 | 00:27 | 10:43 | |
| 6/7 (Sun) | 21.8 | 00:47 | 11:50 | |
| 6/8 (Mon) | 22.8 | Third Quarter | 01:06 | 12:59 |
| 6/9 (Tue) | 23.8 | 01:25 | 14:10 | |
| 6/10 (Wed) | 24.8 | 01:45 | 15:25 | |
| 6/11 (Thu) | 25.8 | 02:08 | 16:44 | |
| 6/12 (Fri) | 26.8 | 02:35 | 18:07 | |
| 6/13 (Sat) | 27.8 | 03:11 | 19:30 | |
| 6/14 (Sun) | 28.8 | New Moon | 04:00 | 20:47 |
| 6/15 (Mon) | 0.5 | 05:03 | 21:50 | |
| 6/16 (Tue) | 1.5 | 06:19 | 22:38 | |
| 6/17 (Wed) | 2.5 | 07:41 | 23:14 | |
| 6/18 (Thu) | 3.5 | 09:03 | 23:42 | |
| 6/19 (Fri) | 4.5 | 10:21 | ||
| 6/20 (Sat) | 5.5 | 11:34 | 00:04 | |
| 6/21 (Sun) | 6.5 | First Quarter | 12:44 | 00:24 |
| 6/22 (Mon) | 7.5 | 13:51 | 00:42 | |
| 6/23 (Tue) | 8.5 | 14:58 | 01:01 | |
| 6/24 (Wed) | 9.5 | 16:04 | 01:21 | |
| 6/25 (Thu) | 10.5 | 17:10 | 01:44 | |
| 6/26 (Fri) | 11.5 | 18:15 | 02:11 | |
| 6/27 (Sat) | 12.5 | 19:16 | 02:45 | |
| 6/28 (Sun) | 13.5 | 20:11 | 03:27 | |
| 6/29 (Mon) | 14.5 | Full Moon | 20:57 | 04:18 |
| 6/30 (Tue) | 15.5 | 21:35 | 05:16 |
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About Montpelier
Montpelier, the smallest state capital in the nation, tucks into a narrow valley where the Winooski and North Branch Rivers converge beneath the forested slopes of the Green Mountains, creating an intimate setting where the moon feels remarkably close. Today's moonrise is at 22:14 and moonset at 05:30. As the moon clears the eastern ridge and its glow filters through the bare-branch canopy of maples and birch, the gold-leafed dome of the State House catches the light like a second moon rising from the village center, and the Winooski River below becomes a sinuous line of reflected silver winding through the narrow valley floor.
Hubbard Park, climbing the forested hill directly behind the State House, provides a trail to the stone observation tower where the full moon illuminates a panorama of valleys, ridgelines, and distant peaks — Worcester Range to the north, Camel's Hump to the west — each layer of terrain rendered in a different shade of slate and silver. The North Branch Nature Center offers a quieter, lower-elevation alternative where the moon reflects in beaver ponds and marshland, and the surrounding spruce forest stands in black silhouette. Late October through February, when the deciduous forest opens completely and the cold Vermont air achieves the clarity of polished glass, produces the most extraordinary views — the moon bright enough to cast sharp shadows on fresh snow and read a trail sign from twenty paces.
Knowing when the moon rises and sets improves planning for evening snowshoe treks along the Cross Vermont Trail, late-season paddles on the Winooski, or simply a walk up State Street from one of the town's bookshops with a warm drink in hand. Montpelier's valley topography means the visible moonrise arrives later than the astronomical time — the disc must negotiate the ridge before appearing — making the anticipation part of the experience, and the moment it finally floods the village with pale, cold light all the more rewarding for having been briefly delayed.
Hubbard Park, climbing the forested hill directly behind the State House, provides a trail to the stone observation tower where the full moon illuminates a panorama of valleys, ridgelines, and distant peaks — Worcester Range to the north, Camel's Hump to the west — each layer of terrain rendered in a different shade of slate and silver. The North Branch Nature Center offers a quieter, lower-elevation alternative where the moon reflects in beaver ponds and marshland, and the surrounding spruce forest stands in black silhouette. Late October through February, when the deciduous forest opens completely and the cold Vermont air achieves the clarity of polished glass, produces the most extraordinary views — the moon bright enough to cast sharp shadows on fresh snow and read a trail sign from twenty paces.
Knowing when the moon rises and sets improves planning for evening snowshoe treks along the Cross Vermont Trail, late-season paddles on the Winooski, or simply a walk up State Street from one of the town's bookshops with a warm drink in hand. Montpelier's valley topography means the visible moonrise arrives later than the astronomical time — the disc must negotiate the ridge before appearing — making the anticipation part of the experience, and the moment it finally floods the village with pale, cold light all the more rewarding for having been briefly delayed.
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