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Solunar times for ZIP 96813 · October 11, 2026 · HST

Periods

  1. Majoroverhead

    12:10 PM HST – 2:10 PM HST

  2. Majorunderfoot

    11:47 PM HST (previous day) – 1:47 AM HST

  3. Minormoonrise

    6:55 AM HST – 7:55 AM HST

  4. Minormoonset

    6:20 PM HST – 7:20 PM HST

    This period overlaps the 30 minutes before and after sunset.

Sun and moon

Sunrise
6:25 AM HST
Sunset
6:09 PM HST
moonrise
7:25 AM HST
moonset
6:50 PM HST
Moon
Waxing crescent
Lit
2%

Nearest New moon: October 10, 2026, 5:50 AM HST.

Next 7 days

Seven-day solunar table for ZIP 96813 (HST).
DateMajor · overheadMajor · underfootMinor · moonriseMinor · moonsetSunriseSunsetMoonLit
Oct 1112:10 PM HST – 2:10 PM HST11:47 PM HST (previous day) – 1:47 AM HST6:55 AM HST – 7:55 AM HST6:20 PM HST – 7:20 PM HST6:25 AM HST6:09 PM HSTWaxing crescent2%
Oct 1212:57 PM HST – 2:57 PM HST12:33 AM HST – 2:33 AM HST7:51 AM HST – 8:51 AM HST7:00 PM HST – 8:00 PM HST6:26 AM HST6:09 PM HSTWaxing crescent5%
Oct 131:47 PM HST – 3:47 PM HST1:22 AM HST – 3:22 AM HST8:47 AM HST – 9:47 AM HST7:44 PM HST – 8:44 PM HST6:26 AM HST6:08 PM HSTWaxing crescent11%
Oct 142:37 PM HST – 4:37 PM HST2:12 AM HST – 4:12 AM HST9:42 AM HST – 10:42 AM HST8:31 PM HST – 9:31 PM HST6:26 AM HST6:07 PM HSTWaxing crescent17%
Oct 153:29 PM HST – 5:29 PM HST3:03 AM HST – 5:03 AM HST10:36 AM HST – 11:36 AM HST9:22 PM HST – 10:22 PM HST6:27 AM HST6:06 PM HSTWaxing crescent25%
Oct 164:20 PM HST – 6:20 PM HST3:55 AM HST – 5:55 AM HST11:26 AM HST – 12:26 PM HST10:15 PM HST – 11:15 PM HST6:27 AM HST6:05 PM HSTWaxing crescent34%
Oct 175:10 PM HST – 7:10 PM HST4:45 AM HST – 6:45 AM HST12:13 PM HST – 1:13 PM HST11:09 PM HST – 12:09 AM HST (next day)6:27 AM HST6:05 PM HSTFirst quarter43%

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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 21.317, -157.845.

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.