Salt Lake City, Utah Moonrise & Moonset Times
Moonrise
10:41 PM
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Solar noon
2:10 AM
20.52°
Moonset
6:29 AM
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Current Moon: --
| Moonrise | 10:41 PM | |
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| Moonset | 6:29 AM | |
| Moon transit | 02:10 | |
| Altitude | 20.52° | |
| Moon phase | 15.9 | |
| Phase Ratio | 98.1% | |
| 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 15.9 (98.1%) Moonrise 10:41 PM Moonset 6:29 AM | 2 16.9 (94.8%) Moonrise 11:25 PM Moonset 7:23 AM | 3 17.9 (89.9%) Moonrise Moonset 8:22 AM | 4 18.9 (83.5%) Moonrise 12:02 AM Moonset 9:25 AM | 5 19.9 (75.7%) Moonrise 12:33 AM Moonset 10:29 AM | 6 20.9 (66.8%) Moonrise 12:59 AM Moonset 11:34 AM | |
7 21.9 (57%) Moonrise 1:22 AM Moonset 12:39 PM | 8 22.9 (46.6%) Third Quarter Moonrise 1:44 AM Moonset 1:45 PM | 9 23.9 (36%) Moonrise 2:06 AM Moonset 2:53 PM | 10 24.9 (25.8%) Moonrise 2:29 AM Moonset 4:05 PM | 11 25.9 (16.4%) Moonrise 2:55 AM Moonset 5:21 PM | 12 26.9 (8.6%) Moonrise 3:26 AM Moonset 6:41 PM | 13 27.9 (3.1%) Moonrise 4:07 AM Moonset 8:01 PM |
14 28.9 (0.4%) New Moon Moonrise 4:59 AM Moonset 9:16 PM | 15 0.6 (0.8%) Moonrise 6:04 AM Moonset 10:18 PM | 16 1.6 (4.1%) Moonrise 7:20 AM Moonset 11:08 PM | 17 2.6 (10.2%) Moonrise 8:40 AM Moonset 11:46 PM | 18 3.6 (18.3%) Moonrise 9:58 AM Moonset | 19 Juneteenth National Independence Day 4.6 (27.8%) Moonrise 11:12 AM Moonset 12:16 AM | 20 5.6 (38%) Moonrise 12:21 PM Moonset 12:41 AM |
21 6.6 (48.4%) First Quarter Moonrise 1:28 PM Moonset 1:03 AM | 22 7.6 (58.6%) Moonrise 2:32 PM Moonset 1:24 AM | 23 8.6 (68.2%) Moonrise 3:36 PM Moonset 1:45 AM | 24 9.6 (76.8%) Moonrise 4:39 PM Moonset 2:08 AM | 25 10.6 (84.4%) Moonrise 5:43 PM Moonset 2:34 AM | 26 11.6 (90.6%) Moonrise 6:45 PM Moonset 3:05 AM | 27 12.6 (95.3%) Moonrise 7:44 PM Moonset 3:41 AM |
28 13.6 (98.4%) Moonrise 8:38 PM Moonset 4:25 AM | 29 14.6 (99.8%) Full Moon Moonrise 9:24 PM Moonset 5:17 AM | 30 15.6 (99.4%) Moonrise 10:03 PM Moonset 6:15 AM |
| Date | Moon Age (Illumination) | Moon Phase | Moonrise | Moonset |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6/1 (Mon) | 15.9 | 22:41 | 06:29 | |
| 6/2 (Tue) | 16.9 | 23:25 | 07:23 | |
| 6/3 (Wed) | 17.9 | 08:22 | ||
| 6/4 (Thu) | 18.9 | 00:02 | 09:25 | |
| 6/5 (Fri) | 19.9 | 00:33 | 10:29 | |
| 6/6 (Sat) | 20.9 | 00:59 | 11:34 | |
| 6/7 (Sun) | 21.9 | 01:22 | 12:39 | |
| 6/8 (Mon) | 22.9 | Third Quarter | 01:44 | 13:45 |
| 6/9 (Tue) | 23.9 | 02:06 | 14:53 | |
| 6/10 (Wed) | 24.9 | 02:29 | 16:05 | |
| 6/11 (Thu) | 25.9 | 02:55 | 17:21 | |
| 6/12 (Fri) | 26.9 | 03:26 | 18:41 | |
| 6/13 (Sat) | 27.9 | 04:07 | 20:01 | |
| 6/14 (Sun) | 28.9 | New Moon | 04:59 | 21:16 |
| 6/15 (Mon) | 0.6 | 06:04 | 22:18 | |
| 6/16 (Tue) | 1.6 | 07:20 | 23:08 | |
| 6/17 (Wed) | 2.6 | 08:40 | 23:46 | |
| 6/18 (Thu) | 3.6 | 09:58 | ||
| 6/19 (Fri) | 4.6 | 11:12 | 00:16 | |
| 6/20 (Sat) | 5.6 | 12:21 | 00:41 | |
| 6/21 (Sun) | 6.6 | First Quarter | 13:28 | 01:03 |
| 6/22 (Mon) | 7.6 | 14:32 | 01:24 | |
| 6/23 (Tue) | 8.6 | 15:36 | 01:45 | |
| 6/24 (Wed) | 9.6 | 16:39 | 02:08 | |
| 6/25 (Thu) | 10.6 | 17:43 | 02:34 | |
| 6/26 (Fri) | 11.6 | 18:45 | 03:05 | |
| 6/27 (Sat) | 12.6 | 19:44 | 03:41 | |
| 6/28 (Sun) | 13.6 | 20:38 | 04:25 | |
| 6/29 (Mon) | 14.6 | Full Moon | 21:24 | 05:17 |
| 6/30 (Tue) | 15.6 | 22:03 | 06:15 |
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About Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City, the capital of Utah, occupies the broad valley between the Wasatch Range to the east and the Oquirrh Mountains to the west, with the Great Salt Lake shimmering to the northwest — a geography that places the moon against some of the most dramatic mountain scenery in the American West. Today's moonrise is at 22:41 and moonset at 06:29. When the moon lifts above the jagged Wasatch crest, its light cascades down rocky canyons and spills across the valley floor, striking the temple spires and the glass towers of downtown in a display that shifts from warm amber at the horizon to brilliant platinum overhead, while the Great Salt Lake's vast surface captures and scatters the glow to the far shore.
Antelope Island State Park, accessible by causeway across the lake, provides one of the most extraordinary moonwatching experiences in the interior West: the hypersaline water's mirror-like surface reproduces the moon and its surrounding sky with preternatural fidelity, and the island's free-roaming bison herds graze by moonlight in scenes that feel prehistoric. Ensign Peak, a short but steep hike from the Capitol, rewards evening climbers with a panoramic view where the moon, the lake, and the snow-dusted mountains converge. Winter nights, when temperature inversions trap cold air in the valley but leave the peaks crystalline clear, offer the sharpest views from higher elevations — the kind of transparency that reveals earthshine on the unlit crescent.
Tracking moonrise and moonset times enhances planning for after-work ski runs down the Wasatch powder under moonlight, evening rides on the Bonneville Shoreline Trail, or weekend drives to the Bonneville Salt Flats where the moon illuminates the white playa in a 360-degree glow that erases the horizon entirely. Salt Lake City's mountain-valley setting means the moon's appearance is always framed — by peaks, by canyons, by the distant silver thread of the lake — turning each moonrise into a composition that nature assembles fresh every night.
Antelope Island State Park, accessible by causeway across the lake, provides one of the most extraordinary moonwatching experiences in the interior West: the hypersaline water's mirror-like surface reproduces the moon and its surrounding sky with preternatural fidelity, and the island's free-roaming bison herds graze by moonlight in scenes that feel prehistoric. Ensign Peak, a short but steep hike from the Capitol, rewards evening climbers with a panoramic view where the moon, the lake, and the snow-dusted mountains converge. Winter nights, when temperature inversions trap cold air in the valley but leave the peaks crystalline clear, offer the sharpest views from higher elevations — the kind of transparency that reveals earthshine on the unlit crescent.
Tracking moonrise and moonset times enhances planning for after-work ski runs down the Wasatch powder under moonlight, evening rides on the Bonneville Shoreline Trail, or weekend drives to the Bonneville Salt Flats where the moon illuminates the white playa in a 360-degree glow that erases the horizon entirely. Salt Lake City's mountain-valley setting means the moon's appearance is always framed — by peaks, by canyons, by the distant silver thread of the lake — turning each moonrise into a composition that nature assembles fresh every night.
Astronomical Events(2026)
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