#Stargazing #Forecast for #FranklinCountyPA issued Fri 04/03 - Overall Outlook: Very Poor
Imaging / Viewing: No opportunities due to clouds, rain, thunderstorms, and the moon.
Weather tonight: Mostly cloudy with a 30% chance of showers and #Thunderstorms before 2am, then a slight chance of showers and #Thunderstorms after 5am with a low around 61 and light south winds.
Air Quality: 11.5 - Fair/Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups
Moon phase: Waning Gibbous / Illumination: 97% 🌖
Moon Alt° Dir: 9:35pm: 0° ESE ↑ | 10pm: 4° ESE ↑ | 11pm: 13° SE ↑ | 12am: 20° SE ↑ | 1am: 26° SSE ↑ | 2am: 30° S ↑ | 3am: 30° S ↓ | 4am: 28° SSW ↓ | 5am: 22° SW ↓
Average Bortle Rating: 5.7 (Illuminated/bright moon). There will be good darkness from 8:50pm to 10:30pm.
Viewing Impacts: During the 9 viewing hours (8:40pm to 5:40am), cloud cover will be 42% to 68% (57% average) with poor transparency and poor seeing. Viewing Temp: Good
Bright moonlight will impact viewing and especially imaging from 1am to 5am.
Expectations: With infrequent breaks in the clouds, rain, and thunderstorms, you can expect no observations of planets, galaxies, nebulae, open clusters, planetary nebulae, large globulars, or stars.
The best directions for imaging/viewing opportunities will be to the N, NNE, NE, ENE, E, ESE, WSW, W, WNW, NW, and NNW.
Capture Time Rating: Fair. 43.1% of the viewing hours, or 3 hours and 52 minutes are available for capture/viewing.
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#Stargazing #Forecast for #FranklinCountyPA for Fri 04/03 - Overall Outlook: Very Poor
Imaging / Viewing: No opportunities due to clouds, rain, thunderstorms, and the moon.
Moon phase: Waning Gibbous / Illumination: 97% 🌖
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