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Moonrise Tonight in On Top of the World Designated Place, FL
Tonight's moonrise and moonset for On Top of the World Designated Place, Florida — with the compass direction the moon comes up, its current phase and illumination, and the date of the next full moon. For full-moon shots, photograph as the moon rises near the horizon for dramatic scale.
Waxing Gibbous · 90% illuminated
Tonight — Wednesday, September 23 · On Top of the World Designated Place, FL
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The moon over On Top of the World Designated Place on September 23, 2026
On the night of September 23, 2026, the moon over On Top of the World Designated Place is a waxing gibbous at 90% illumination, rising at 5:42 PM toward 104° ESE — a 90%-lit disc clearing the horizon in the east. It sets at 4:16 AM.
That phase shapes the whole night. At 90% illumination the moon floods the landscape with light, washing out fainter stars but lighting foregrounds for you. For dramatic scale, shoot it low near the horizon — around moonrise at 5:42 PM — where it reads largest against buildings, hills or trees.
To keep the sky its deepest blue, work the window right after sunset (7:24 PM) into blue hour (7:41 PM – 7:47 PM), when the sky still holds colour but the moon already stands out. On Top of the World Designated Place's 29.1°N latitude means the moon's nightly path — and how high it climbs — shifts with the seasons; the planner tracks tonight's exact rise, set and bearings.
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Gear for the shot
- Telephoto zoom (70–300mm) Make the moon a real size in frame.
- Super-telephoto (150–600mm) Fill the frame with the rising full moon.
- Sturdy tripod Essential for sharp long-lens lunar shots.
- Remote shutter release Trigger without touching the camera.
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On Top of the World Designated Place — frequently asked
- What time does the moon rise tonight in On Top of the World Designated Place?
- Tonight's moonrise and moonset times for On Top of the World Designated Place, with their compass bearings, are shown in the Moon panel above.
- When is the next full moon?
- The next full moon date is shown above. A full moon rises around sunset and sets around sunrise, staying visible all night.
- Which direction does the moon rise in On Top of the World Designated Place?
- The moon rises in the eastern half of the sky and sets in the west; the exact bearing for today is on the compass above.