Tonight, on September 14, 2025, the Moon is in its Last Quarter phase, about 47% illuminated. It rises roughly around midnight on the eastern horizon and sets in the west around noon the next day. This means the Moon will be visible in the early morning hours before dawn, located high in the northeastern sky. It is near the star Beta Tauri (Elnath) in the constellation Taurus. So, tonight the Moon will be best visible in the pre-dawn northeastern sky, rather than in the evening sky after sunset.
