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Stargazing forecast for Da Lat, Vietnam

  • Fri 2 Oct night
  • 11.946° N, 108.442° E
  • 1483 m
  • GMT+7 · Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh
Open the live forecast — sky score, seeing, 7 nights

Tonight at a glance

Mostly cloudy; the Moon (60% lit) rises at 22:24.

  • Dew risk: the temperature comes within 2 °C (3.6 °F) of the dew point by 18:00 — optics may fog without a dew heater.

· MET Norway forecast issued 2 Oct, 08:25 UTC

Cloud cover
91%Cloudy
Dark hours
9 h 39 min18:46–04:25
Moon
60%3 h 40 min moon-free
Wind
4 km/hCalm
Low temperature
14°CDuring the dark hours
Dew risk
HighAir comes within 0° of the dew point

Photo: Milky Way over Paranal — ESO/A. Ghizzi Panizza (www.albertoghizzipanizza.com), CC BY 4.0

Hourly forecast

Cloud by layer, hour by hour. Darker blue means clearer sky; each cell shows its percentage. Low cloud blocks the sky outright; thin high cloud only dims it.

Hourly cloud cover (%) and conditions tonight in Da Lat
GMT+7Fri 2Sat 3Sun 4
Hour16171819202122230001020304050607080910111213141516171819202122230001020304050607
Sky: Daylight 16–18, Astronomical twilight 18–19, Dark 19–04, Astronomical twilight 04–05, Civil twilight 05–06, Daylight 06–18, Astronomical twilight 18–19, Dark 19–04, Astronomical twilight 04–05, Civil twilight 05–06, Daylight 06–08
Total cloud9787755577979797100100100100100100100998436422756969574543957738462777056100100100981009586
Low cloud542722921838792100100100100100100100911229128208468105630508048744550100100100981009586
Mid cloud24349126222100010000091441316815561619922621100000
High cloud9173664470888459929898979698988682113196528366493134342025942113119730
Sun & Moon
Temperature °C20201918181717161615151514141417192223242422201920191817171716161515151414141417
Dew point °C; dew risk (within 2° of the dew point): 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 00, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 00, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 0719191818181717161615151514141417181817171818181919181817171716161515151414141417
Wind km/h46433357545545552478912745446469655654447
Rain (mm)0.80.800000000000000000.100.94.52.80.3000.20.2000000000000
Cloud cover0–9%10–24%25–44%45–64%65–84%85–100%
SkyDaylightCivil twilightNautical twilightAstronomical twilightDark
Sun altitudeMoon altitude12dew risk (within 2° of the dew point)Scroll sideways for the next 40 hours →

Weather data: MET Norway (CC BY 4.0)

Next 7 nights

Average cloud during each night's dark hours, with the Moon. The first two to three nights use hourly data; later nights use MET Norway's 6-hourly steps and are less certain.

  1. Tonight2 Oct

    91%Cloudy

    60% · 3 h 40 min moon-free

    18:46–04:25

  2. Sat3 Oct

    80%Cloudy

    49% · 4 h 40 min moon-free

    18:45–04:25

  3. Sun4 Oct

    24%Clear

    37% · 5 h 50 min moon-free

    18:44–04:25

  4. Mon5 Oct

    81%Cloudy

    27% · 6 h 50 min moon-free

    18:44–04:25

    6-hourly data

  5. Tue6 Oct

    34%Partly cloudy

    17% · 7 h 40 min moon-free

    18:43–04:25

    6-hourly data

  6. Wed7 Oct

    88%Cloudy

    10% · 8 h 40 min moon-free

    18:43–04:25

    6-hourly data

  7. Thu8 Oct

    74%Cloudy

    4% · 9 h 30 min moon-free

    18:42–04:25

    6-hourly data

Sun & twilight

Twilight ends in three steps. Faint galaxies and the Milky Way need astronomical darkness, when the Sun is more than 18° below the horizon.

Sunset
17:35
Civil dusk (−6°)
17:57
Nautical dusk (−12°)
18:21
Astronomical dusk (−18°)
18:46
Astronomical dawn (−18°)
04:25
Nautical dawn (−12°)
04:49
Civil dawn (−6°)
05:14
Sunrise
05:35

Dark window: 18:46 – 04:25 GMT+7 (9 h 39 min)

The Moon

Waning Gibbous

Illuminated
60%
Age
20.9 days
Moonrise
22:24
Moonset
11:46 (Sat 3 Oct)
Moon-free dark time
3 h 40 min

Next phases

  1. Last QuarterSat 3 Oct20:25
  2. New MoonSat 10 Oct22:50
  3. First QuarterSun 18 Oct23:13
  4. Full MoonMon 26 Oct11:12
Next lunar eclipse visible here
Partial · Fri 7 Jul 2028, 01:19 · Moon 48° up
Next solar eclipse visible here
Partial · Sat 22 Jul 2028, 08:46 · 24% of the Sun covered

Planets tonight

Naked-eye planets that climb more than 10° above the horizon during the astronomically dark hours.

Altitude through the night

0°30°60°90°19:0021:0023:0001:0003:0005:00MarsJupiterSaturn
Planets tonight — Da Lat
PlanetRisesTransits (altitude)SetsBest seen tonightBrightnessIn
JupiterVisible02:1408:29 · 87°14:4703:06–04:25, Emag -1.9Leo
SaturnVisible17:4423:46 · 80°05:4918:46–04:25, Smag 0.2Cetus
MarsVisible01:0007:20 · 81°13:4201:56–04:25, Emag 1.1Cancer
Venus07:3013:16 · 57°18:59Below 10°mag -4.7Virgo
Mercury07:1113:00 · 64°18:50Below 10°mag -0.1Virgo

Lower magnitude = brighter. Venus and Jupiter outshine every star.

Sky events — next 90 days

Moon phases, seasons, planet highlights and eclipses, with times for this city.

  1. Oct4Sun

    Planet · 19:12

    Saturn at opposition

    Saturn is opposite the Sun: up all night, and at its closest and brightest for the year.

  2. Oct10Sat

    Moon · 22:50

    New Moon

    Darkest skies of the month for galaxies and the Milky Way.

  3. Oct12Mon

    Planet · 17:06

    Mercury at greatest evening elongation

    25° from the Sun — the best evening view of Mercury, low in the west after sunset.

  4. Oct26Mon

    Moon · 11:12

    Full Moon

    Bright moonlight all night; best for the Moon itself.

  5. Oct29Thu

    Moon · 01:04

    Moon at perigee near full (a “supermoon”)

    Closest to Earth this month: 364,397 km.

  6. Nov9Mon

    Moon · 14:02

    New Moon

    Darkest skies of the month for galaxies and the Milky Way.

  7. Nov24Tue

    Moon · 21:54

    Full Moon

    Bright moonlight all night; best for the Moon itself.

  8. Nov26Thu

    Moon · 04:02

    Moon at perigee near full (a “supermoon”)

    Closest to Earth this month: 359,335 km.

  9. Dec9Wed

    Moon · 07:52

    New Moon

    Darkest skies of the month for galaxies and the Milky Way.

  10. Dec22Tue

    Season · 03:50

    Winter solstice

    The longest night of the year — the most hours of darkness.

  11. Dec24Thu

    Moon · 08:28

    Full Moon

    Bright moonlight all night; best for the Moon itself.

  12. Dec24Thu

    Moon · 15:32

    Moon at perigee near full (a “supermoon”)

    Closest to Earth this month: 356,641 km.

Quick answers

Will it be clear for stargazing in Da Lat tonight?
Mostly cloudy; the Moon (60% lit) rises at 22:24. That is the hourly total-cloud forecast for Da Lat, Vietnam on the night of 2 October 2026, read inside the darkest hours: under 25% cloud counts as clear and 65% or more as cloudy.
When does it get dark in Da Lat tonight?
In Da Lat, Vietnam on the night of 2 October 2026, astronomical darkness begins at 18:46 and lasts until 04:25 GMT+7 — 9 h 39 min of fully dark sky. The Sun sets at 17:35, and nautical twilight ends at 18:21.
Is the Moon up tonight in Da Lat?
On the night of 2 October 2026 in Da Lat, Vietnam, the Moon is a waning gibbous, 60% illuminated. It rises at 22:24 and sets at 11:46 (Sat 3 Oct), GMT+7. 3 h 40 min of the dark window is moon-free.
Which planets can I see from Da Lat tonight?
From Da Lat, Vietnam on the night of 2 October 2026: Mars (01:56–04:25, highest 47° in the E at 04:25, magnitude 1.1); Jupiter (03:06–04:25, highest 31° in the E at 04:25, magnitude -1.9); Saturn (18:46–04:25, highest 80° in the S at 23:46, magnitude 0.2). Times are GMT+7; all are visible to the naked eye.

Forecast details

Location
11.946° N, 108.442° E
Elevation
1483 m
Time zone
Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh (GMT+7)
Weather model
MET Norway Locationforecast 2.0
Forecast issued
2 Oct, 08:25 UTC
Next update expected
≈ 2 Oct, 09:43 UTC
Page generated
2 Oct, 09:42 UTC
Astronomy
Computed with astronomy-engine for these coordinates

Computed for 11.946° N, 108.442° E, elevation 1483 m, time zone Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh. City centres are light-polluted; the times here apply anywhere within about 50 km, so drive out to darker skies.

Sun, Moon and planet positions are calculated with astronomy-engine. Twilight uses the Sun's geometric centre; sunrise and sunset use the upper limb with standard refraction.

The summary line restates the hourly total-cloud forecast inside the dark window (clear under 25%, cloudy from 65%) and the Moon's times. It is not a score — the Tonight score lives in the app.

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