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Moonrise and moonset time in Exeter today

Calculated for at -34.8399, 138.4890 using Australia/Adelaide.

Local date19 Sep
Saturday, 2026
Australia/AdelaideApproximate horizon times
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Today's result

Moonrise in Exeter today is 10:49 AM, and moonset is 1:22 AM in local time. The Moon is a First Quarter and is about 49% illuminated.

Moonrise today10:49 AMApproximate local horizon crossing
Moonset today1:22 AMApproximate local horizon crossing
Moon phaseFirst Quarter49% illuminated
Local time zoneAustralia/AdelaideAll times use local civil time
First Quarter moon in Exeter, 49% illuminated
Current moon shape for the local date in Exeter.
Moon shape today

First Quarter

49% of the lunar disk is illuminated. Lunar age is 7.3 days.

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7-day schedule for Exeter

Every row is calculated independently for the local date and IANA time zone. Horizon values are estimates, not official observatory measurements.

7-day moonrise and moonset schedule for Exeter
Local dateMoonriseMoonsetPhaseIllumination
10:49 AM1:22 AMFirst Quarter49%
11:45 AM2:12 AMFirst Quarter59%
12:44 PM2:55 AMWaxing Gibbous69%
1:44 PM3:32 AMWaxing Gibbous79%
2:46 PM4:05 AMWaxing Gibbous87%
3:47 PM4:34 AMWaxing Gibbous93%
4:49 PM5:01 AMWaxing Gibbous97%
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Location-based sky times

Sunrise, sunset, moonrise and moonset depend on latitude, longitude, date and local time-zone rules. Terrain, buildings, observer elevation and atmospheric refraction can move the visible horizon crossing by several minutes. Moon illumination and lunar age describe the phase at the calculated local date.

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Moonrise and moonset questions for Exeter

What time is moonrise in Exeter today?

Today's calculated moonrise in Exeter is 10:49 AM local time.

What time is moonset in Exeter today?

Today's calculated moonset in Exeter is 1:22 AM local time.

What is the moon phase in Exeter today?

The current phase is First Quarter, approximately 49% illuminated.

Why can moonrise be missing on a calendar date?

The Moon can rise shortly before or after the selected local date, so some local dates have no horizon crossing even though the Moon may be visible for part of the night.

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Moonrise and moonset times for Exeter, Australia
Moonrise and moonset times for Exeter, Australia