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Solunar times for ZIP 39201 · December 29, 2026 · CST

Periods

  1. Majoroverhead

    3:52 AM CST – 5:52 AM CST

  2. Majorunderfoot

    4:15 PM CST – 6:15 PM CST

    This period overlaps the 30 minutes before and after sunset.

  3. Minormoonrise

    11:07 PM CST – 12:07 AM CST (next day)

  4. Minormoonset

    10:32 AM CST – 11:32 AM CST

Sun and moon

Sunrise
7:01 AM CST
Sunset
5:04 PM CST
moonrise
11:37 PM CST
moonset
11:02 AM CST
Moon
Waning gibbous
Lit
61%

Nearest Last quarter: December 30, 2026, 1:00 PM CST.

Next 7 days

Seven-day solunar table for ZIP 39201 (CST).
DateMajor · overheadMajor · underfootMinor · moonriseMinor · moonsetSunriseSunsetMoonLit
Dec 293:52 AM CST – 5:52 AM CST4:15 PM CST – 6:15 PM CST11:07 PM CST – 12:07 AM CST (next day)10:32 AM CST – 11:32 AM CST7:01 AM CST5:04 PM CSTWaning gibbous61%
Dec 304:37 AM CST – 6:37 AM CST5:00 PM CST – 7:00 PM CSTNo moonrise today11:00 AM CST – 12:00 PM CST7:01 AM CST5:05 PM CSTLast quarter51%
Dec 315:22 AM CST – 7:22 AM CST5:44 PM CST – 7:44 PM CST12:07 AM CST – 1:07 AM CST11:29 AM CST – 12:29 PM CST7:01 AM CST5:06 PM CSTWaning crescent40%
Jan 16:07 AM CST – 8:07 AM CST6:30 PM CST – 8:30 PM CST1:07 AM CST – 2:07 AM CST12:00 PM CST – 1:00 PM CST7:01 AM CST5:06 PM CSTWaning crescent31%
Jan 26:53 AM CST – 8:53 AM CST7:17 PM CST – 9:17 PM CST2:07 AM CST – 3:07 AM CST12:34 PM CST – 1:34 PM CST7:02 AM CST5:07 PM CSTWaning crescent22%
Jan 37:41 AM CST – 9:41 AM CST8:06 PM CST – 10:06 PM CST3:07 AM CST – 4:07 AM CST1:12 PM CST – 2:12 PM CST7:02 AM CST5:08 PM CSTWaning crescent15%
Jan 48:31 AM CST – 10:31 AM CST8:57 PM CST – 10:57 PM CST4:05 AM CST – 5:05 AM CST1:56 PM CST – 2:56 PM CST7:02 AM CST5:09 PM CSTWaning crescent9%

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These periods are a traditional moon calendar, not a forecast of fish activity. Is it science?

ZIP location: U.S. Census Bureau 2025 ZCTA Gazetteer (internal point).

A ZCTA is a Census statistical area. It is not a USPS delivery area.

Internal point 32.290, -90.184.

Times: astronomy-engine, tested against U.S. Naval Observatory data for 19 location-dates and 86 rise, set, and transit events. The largest difference was 30.8 seconds. The nearest principal moon phase differed by at most 1 minute 15 seconds.

On DST switch days USNO shifts the whole day's time zone and can omit one event; we show each event at the clock time it actually happens.