Moonrise Today (UK) — Sunday 7 September 2025
Here are tonight’s moonrise times for the UK, with your area first.
Quick answer for Northampton
- Moonrise: 19:34 BST (azimuth ~100° E)
- Moonset (Mon 8 Sep): 05:43 BST
Note: the Moon rises already in eclipse this evening, so it will look unusually dim and reddish close to the horizon. Face east with a clear, low view. (Time and Date)
Major UK cities (tonight)
- London: 19:30 BST (E ~100°) (Time and Date)
- Manchester: 19:41 BST (E ~94–98°) (Time and Date)
- Cardiff: 19:42 BST (E ~90°) (Time and Date)
- Edinburgh: 19:48 BST (E ~101°) (Time and Date)
Tip: because tonight coincides with a total lunar eclipse at moonrise, the Moon is very faint for the first ~20 minutes. Choose high ground or a seafront with an unobstructed eastern horizon. (Time and Date)
⭐ Recommended Products — Garden & Allotment Essentials for March
March is when the growing season truly begins. Seeds are being sown daily, beds are prepared and late frosts are still possible — these essentials help produce strong plants and a successful start.
Seed Trays, Modules & Propagation Kits — perfect for tomatoes, brassicas, lettuce, onions and flowers. 👉 Click here to see top options
Heated Propagators, Heat Mats & Grow Lights — improves germination and prevents leggy seedlings during cold nights. 👉 Click here to see top options
Seed & Cutting Compost — essential for healthy seedlings and strong root growth. 👉 Click here to see top options
Garden Fleece & Plant Protection Covers — protects seedlings, potatoes and early plantings from late frost. 👉 Click here to see top options
Spring Vegetable Seeds — carrots, beetroot, peas, spinach and salads can all be started now. 👉 Click here to see top options
Garden Kneeler & Seat — makes long sowing and planting sessions far more comfortable. 👉 Click here to see top options
Pressure Washer (Greenhouse & Patio Cleaning) — clean patios, paths and greenhouses before planting. 👉 Click here to see top options
Solar Garden Lights — perfect for enjoying the garden during brighter spring evenings. 👉 Click here to see top options
Why it looks red and dim
During a lunar eclipse, Earth’s shadow covers the Moon and the atmosphere filters sunlight, letting mostly red/orange light reach the lunar surface. That’s why the eclipsed Moon (the “Blood Moon”) can be hard to spot right at moonrise. (Time and Date)