Moonrise, Moonset 2025

Location: Ashburn, Virginia, United States

Latitude: 39.0469

Longitude: -77.4903

Time Zone: (EDT), GMT-04:00

Time Zone ID: America/New_York

Moonrise and Moonset Times 2025. See here moonrise, moonset dates and times for 2025 in Ashburn, Virginia, United States. Click on any day and get detailed information for each day.

All data are calculated from the timezone America/New_York (EDT), GMT-04:00.

Moonrise, Moonset March 2025

Date
Moonrise
Moonset
Moonrise
Illumination
Sat, Mar 1

07:28 am

08:12 pm

-

5%

Sun, Mar 2

07:59 am

09:26 pm

-

12%

Mon, Mar 3

08:27 am

10:42 pm

-

21%

Tue, Mar 4

08:59 am

11:59 pm

-

31%

Wed, Mar 5

09:38 am

-

-

42%

Thu, Mar 6

-

01:17 am

10:25 am

First Quarter

Fri, Mar 7

-

02:26 am

11:22 am

64%

Sat, Mar 8

-

03:28 am

12:26 pm

74%

Sun, Mar 9

-

05:18 am

02:39 pm

82%

Mon, Mar 10

-

05:57 am

03:45 pm

89%

Tue, Mar 11

-

06:28 am

04:53 pm

94%

Wed, Mar 12

-

06:54 am

05:57 pm

98%

Thu, Mar 13

-

07:17 am

06:59 pm

99%

Fri, Mar 14

-

07:37 am

07:58 pm

Full Moon

Sat, Mar 15

-

07:56 am

08:57 pm

97%

Sun, Mar 16

-

08:16 am

09:57 pm

93%

Mon, Mar 17

-

08:37 am

10:57 pm

88%

Tue, Mar 18

-

09:02 am

11:59 pm

81%

Wed, Mar 19

-

09:32 am

-

73%

Thu, Mar 20

01:02 am

10:09 am

-

64%

Fri, Mar 21

02:03 am

10:55 am

-

55%

Sat, Mar 22

03:00 am

11:50 am

-

Last Quarter

Sun, Mar 23

03:51 am

12:54 pm

-

35%

Mon, Mar 24

04:33 am

02:03 pm

-

25%

Tue, Mar 25

05:10 am

03:15 pm

-

16%

Wed, Mar 26

05:40 am

04:28 pm

-

8%

Thu, Mar 27

06:08 am

05:40 pm

-

3%

Fri, Mar 28

06:34 am

06:53 pm

-

1%

Sat, Mar 29

06:59 am

08:07 pm

-

New Moon

Sun, Mar 30

07:27 am

09:22 pm

-

3%

Mon, Mar 31

07:57 am

10:39 pm

-

9%

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    7 Comments
  • Peter Wright
    11-06-2020 at 07:37 UTC

    Not sure how to read the chart.
    The spaces that aren't filled in (MOONRISE Sat, Nov 7), is it because we can't see the moon at that time?
    I'm trying to figure out exactly when the moon will appear on the horizon at a specific date. It looks like there is no moonrise, but there is a moonset.

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    • luca
      10-29-2020 at 17:33 UTC

      thanks for homework answers

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      • Killian Williams
        09-16-2020 at 08:09 UTC

        wow its achully telling us that when the moon rises and sets

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        • Nitin Shah
          10-08-2019 at 13:36 UTC

          Why in some days, instead of a moon rise time there is -?
          What is the significance?
          Thanks.

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          • Bruce Cole
            07-02-2019 at 21:13 UTC

            Have you only got one city location in the USA ? That's good ?

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            • David H. Freier
              11-03-2018 at 18:57 UTC

              Why are there two MOONRISE columns?

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              • Sheb
                09-03-2020 at 05:33 UTC

                If you read the information at the top ... the columns are as follows:

                Moonrise and Moonset Times 2020. See here moonrise, moonset dates and times for 2020 in

                (Moonrise - Moonset - Moonrise)

                Greenwich, London, United Kingdom.

                All data are calculated from the timezone Europe/London (BST), UTC 01:00.

            • David H. Freier
              09-25-2018 at 14:29 UTC

              Why do you show (two) Moon Rises?

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              • John S Hurley
                10-02-2023 at 05:58 UTC

                If the moon is already up at midnight, then a dash appears in the left moonrise column. On such a day, moonset happens first, and moonrise happens later that same day (right column).

              • Sheb
                09-03-2020 at 05:35 UTC

                the moonrise only happens on one side of the earth or the other .... therefore there are two different moonrise columns :)