Solunar times for ZIP 96813 · May 1, 2027 · HST
Periods
- Majoroverhead
7:50 AM HST – 9:50 AM HST
- Majorunderfoot
8:10 PM HST – 10:10 PM HST
- Minormoonrise
2:19 AM HST – 3:19 AM HST
- Minormoonset
2:25 PM HST – 3:25 PM HST
Sun and moon
- Sunrise
- 6:00 AM HST
- Sunset
- 6:56 PM HST
- moonrise
- 2:49 AM HST
- moonset
- 2:55 PM HST
- Moon
- Waning crescent
- Lit
- 22%
Nearest Last quarter: April 28, 2027, 10:18 AM HST.
Next 7 days
| Date | Major · overhead | Major · underfoot | Minor · moonrise | Minor · moonset | Sunrise | Sunset | Moon | Lit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 1 | 7:50 AM HST – 9:50 AM HST | 8:10 PM HST – 10:10 PM HST | 2:19 AM HST – 3:19 AM HST | 2:25 PM HST – 3:25 PM HST | 6:00 AM HST | 6:56 PM HST | Waning crescent | 22% |
| May 2 | 8:32 AM HST – 10:32 AM HST | 8:53 PM HST – 10:53 PM HST | 2:51 AM HST – 3:51 AM HST | 3:17 PM HST – 4:17 PM HST | 5:59 AM HST | 6:57 PM HST | Waning crescent | 14% |
| May 3 | 9:15 AM HST – 11:15 AM HST | 9:38 PM HST – 11:38 PM HST | 3:25 AM HST – 4:25 AM HST | 4:11 PM HST – 5:11 PM HST | 5:59 AM HST | 6:57 PM HST | Waning crescent | 8% |
| May 4 | 10:02 AM HST – 12:02 PM HST | 10:27 PM HST – 12:27 AM HST (next day) | 4:01 AM HST – 5:01 AM HST | 5:09 PM HST – 6:09 PM HST | 5:58 AM HST | 6:57 PM HST | Waning crescent | 3% |
| May 5 | 10:53 AM HST – 12:53 PM HST | — | 4:41 AM HST – 5:41 AM HST | 6:10 PM HST – 7:10 PM HST | 5:58 AM HST | 6:58 PM HST | New moon | 1% |
| May 6 | 11:48 AM HST – 1:48 PM HST | 11:20 PM HST (previous day) – 1:20 AM HST | 5:27 AM HST – 6:27 AM HST | 7:14 PM HST – 8:14 PM HST | 5:57 AM HST | 6:58 PM HST | New moon | 0% |
| May 7 | 12:48 PM HST – 2:48 PM HST | 12:18 AM HST – 2:18 AM HST | 6:19 AM HST – 7:19 AM HST | 8:20 PM HST – 9:20 PM HST | 5:57 AM HST | 6:59 PM HST | Waxing crescent | 3% |
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.