Will it be clear for stargazing in São Paulo tonight?

Clear until about 22:00, then cloudier; no moonlight (new Moon). That is the hourly total-cloud forecast for São Paulo, Brazil on the night of 8 October 2026, read inside the darkest hours: under 25% cloud counts as clear and 65% or more as cloudy. Most of the cloud is low cloud, which blocks the sky outright.

When does it get dark in São Paulo tonight?

In São Paulo, Brazil on the night of 8 October 2026, astronomical darkness begins at 19:24 and lasts until 04:22 GMT-3 — 8 h 58 min of fully dark sky. The Sun sets at 18:08, and nautical twilight ends at 18:57.

Is the Moon up tonight in São Paulo?

On the night of 8 October 2026 in São Paulo, Brazil, the Moon is a new moon, 3% illuminated. It sets at 16:25 and rises at 04:46, GMT-3. 8 h 58 min of the dark window is moon-free.

Which planets can I see from São Paulo tonight?

From São Paulo, Brazil on the night of 8 October 2026: Mars (03:04–04:22, highest 27° in the NE at 04:22, magnitude 1.1); Jupiter (03:44–04:22, highest 19° in the NE at 04:22, magnitude -1.9); Saturn (19:24–04:22, highest 65° in the N at 23:44, magnitude 0.2). Times are GMT-3; all are visible to the naked eye.

Stargazing forecast

Stargazing forecast for São Paulo, Brazil

Thu 8 Oct night
23.547° S, 46.636° W
769 m
GMT-3 · America/Sao_Paulo

Open the live forecast — sky score, seeing, 7 nights

Tonight at a glance

Clear until about 22:00, then cloudier; no moonlight (new Moon).

Most of the cloud is low cloud, which blocks the sky outright.
Dew risk: the temperature comes within 2 °C (3.6 °F) of the dew point by 20:00 — optics may fog without a dew heater.

Updated 15:24 GMT-3 (8 Oct, 18:24 UTC) · MET Norway forecast issued 8 Oct, 17:18 UTC

Cloud cover: 60%Partly cloudy
Dark hours: 8 h 58 min19:24–04:22
Moon: 3%8 h 58 min moon-free
Wind: 5 km/hCalm
Low temperature: 18°CDuring the dark hours
Dew risk: HighAir comes within 0° of the dew point

Photo: Milky Way over Paranal — ESO/A. Ghizzi Panizza (www.albertoghizzipanizza.com), CC BY 4.0

Hourly forecast

Cloud by layer, hour by hour. Darker blue means clearer sky; each cell shows its percentage. Low cloud blocks the sky outright; thin high cloud only dims it.

Hourly cloud cover (%) and conditions tonight in São Paulo
GMT-3	Thu 8								Fri 9																								Sat 10
Hour	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	00	01	02	03	04	05	06	07	08	09	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	00	01	02	03	04	05	06	07
Sky: Daylight 16–18, Civil twilight 18–19, Dark 19–04, Astronomical twilight 04–05, Civil twilight 05–06, Daylight 06–18, Civil twilight 18–19, Dark 19–04, Astronomical twilight 04–05, Civil twilight 05–06, Daylight 06–08
Total cloud	52	50	7	1	6	13	27	59	100	100	98	94	100	100	100	90	93	59	50	32	12	22	40	77	93	79	84	99	91	31	94	98	100	100	100	100	98	70	73	92
Low cloud	12	0	0	0	0	0	7	9	99	99	98	89	100	100	91	81	26	11	2	0	0	1	1	4	1	0	0	0	0	0	23	14	80	98	99	98	78	52	53	24
Mid cloud	17	6	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	3	6	12	8	1	2	2	2	1	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
High cloud	35	47	6	1	6	13	22	56	62	83	46	45	29	71	99	52	91	54	49	31	10	20	35	73	93	78	84	99	91	31	92	98	98	95	77	84	95	41	37	90
Sun & Moon
Temperature °C	29	28	25	23	22	21	21	20	20	19	19	19	18	18	18	19	21	24	26	28	29	30	30	29	24	24	23	23	22	22	21	21	20	20	19	19	19	19	18	20
Dew point °C; dew risk (within 2° of the dew point): 20, 21, 22, 23, 00, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 00, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07	17	18	20	21	21	21	20	20	19	19	19	18	18	18	18	18	19	20	20	19	18	18	17	18	19	20	20	21	21	21	21	21	20	20	19	19	19	19	18	19
Wind km/h	8	9	8	6	7	6	5	4	4	6	5	5	4	5	5	5	4	4	3	5	6	6	5	13	10	6	5	4	4	4	4	3	2	3	4	4	5	6	7	6
Rain (mm)	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0.2	3.1	0.8	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

Cloud cover0–9%10–24%25–44%45–64%65–84%85–100%

SkyDaylightCivil twilightNautical twilightAstronomical twilightDark

Sun altitudeMoon altitude12dew risk (within 2° of the dew point)Scroll sideways for the next 40 hours →

Weather data: MET Norway (CC BY 4.0)

Next 7 nights

Average cloud during each night's dark hours, with the Moon. The first two to three nights use hourly data; later nights use MET Norway's 6-hourly steps and are less certain.

Tonight8 Oct
60%Partly cloudy
3% · 8 h 58 min moon-free
19:24–04:22
Fri9 Oct
91%Cloudy
0% · 8 h 56 min moon-free
19:25–04:21
Sat10 Oct
84%Cloudy
0% · 8 h 55 min moon-free
19:25–04:20
6-hourly data
Sun11 Oct
97%Cloudy
2% · 8 h 53 min moon-free
19:26–04:19
6-hourly data
Mon12 Oct
77%Cloudy
6% · 8 h 12 min moon-free
19:26–04:18
6-hourly data
Tue13 Oct
99%Cloudy
12% · 7 h 10 min moon-free
19:27–04:17
6-hourly data
Wed14 Oct
95%Cloudy
19% · 6 h 18 min moon-free
19:28–04:16
6-hourly data

Sun & twilight

Twilight ends in three steps. Faint galaxies and the Milky Way need astronomical darkness, when the Sun is more than 18° below the horizon.

Sunset: 18:08
Civil dusk (−6°): 18:31
Nautical dusk (−12°): 18:57
Astronomical dusk (−18°): 19:24
Astronomical dawn (−18°): 04:22
Nautical dawn (−12°): 04:49
Civil dawn (−6°): 05:16
Sunrise: 05:39

Dark window: 19:24 – 04:22 GMT-3 (8 h 58 min)

The Moon

New Moon

Illuminated: 3%
Age: 27.6 days
Moonrise: 04:46
Moonset: 16:25
Moon-free dark time: 8 h 58 min

Next phases

New MoonSat 10 Oct12:50
First QuarterSun 18 Oct13:13
Full MoonMon 26 Oct01:12
Last QuarterSun 1 Nov17:28

Next lunar eclipse visible here: Partial · Wed 12 Jan 2028, 01:13 · Moon 41° up
Next solar eclipse visible here: Partial · Sat 6 Feb 2027, 13:21 · 78% of the Sun covered

Planets tonight

Naked-eye planets that climb more than 10° above the horizon during the astronomically dark hours.

Altitude through the night

Planets tonight — São Paulo
Planet	Rises	Transits (altitude)	Sets	Best seen tonight	Brightness	In
JupiterVisible	02:54	08:28 · 51°	14:06	03:44–04:22, NE	mag -1.9	Leo
SaturnVisible	17:42	23:40 · 65°	05:38	19:24–04:22, N	mag 0.2	Cetus
MarsVisible	02:05	07:31 · 47°	12:58	03:04–04:22, NE	mag 1.1	Cancer
Venus	06:24	13:09 · 88°	19:49	Below 10°	mag -4.6	Virgo
Mercury	06:50	13:24 · 84°	19:58	Below 10°	mag -0.1	Libra

Lower magnitude = brighter. Venus and Jupiter outshine every star.

Sky events — next 90 days

Moon phases, seasons, planet highlights and eclipses, with times for this city.

Oct10Sat
Moon · 12:50
New Moon
Darkest skies of the month for galaxies and the Milky Way.
Oct12Mon
Planet · 07:06
Mercury at greatest evening elongation
25° from the Sun — the best evening view of Mercury, low in the west after sunset.
Oct26Mon
Moon · 01:12
Full Moon
Bright moonlight all night; best for the Moon itself.
Oct28Wed
Moon · 15:04
Moon at perigee near full (a “supermoon”)
Closest to Earth this month: 364,397 km.
Nov9Mon
Moon · 04:02
New Moon
Darkest skies of the month for galaxies and the Milky Way.
Nov24Tue
Moon · 11:54
Full Moon
Bright moonlight all night; best for the Moon itself.
Nov25Wed
Moon · 18:02
Moon at perigee near full (a “supermoon”)
Closest to Earth this month: 359,335 km.
Dec8Tue
Moon · 21:52
New Moon
Darkest skies of the month for galaxies and the Milky Way.
Dec21Mon
Season · 17:50
Summer solstice
The shortest night of the year — the fewest dark hours.
Dec23Wed
Moon · 22:28
Full Moon
Bright moonlight all night; best for the Moon itself.
Dec24Thu
Moon · 05:32
Moon at perigee near full (a “supermoon”)
Closest to Earth this month: 356,641 km.
Jan3Sun
Planet · 14:56
Venus at greatest morning elongation
47° from the Sun — the best morning view of Venus, low in the east before sunrise.

Quick answers

Will it be clear for stargazing in São Paulo tonight?: Clear until about 22:00, then cloudier; no moonlight (new Moon). That is the hourly total-cloud forecast for São Paulo, Brazil on the night of 8 October 2026, read inside the darkest hours: under 25% cloud counts as clear and 65% or more as cloudy. Most of the cloud is low cloud, which blocks the sky outright.
When does it get dark in São Paulo tonight?: In São Paulo, Brazil on the night of 8 October 2026, astronomical darkness begins at 19:24 and lasts until 04:22 GMT-3 — 8 h 58 min of fully dark sky. The Sun sets at 18:08, and nautical twilight ends at 18:57.
Is the Moon up tonight in São Paulo?: On the night of 8 October 2026 in São Paulo, Brazil, the Moon is a new moon, 3% illuminated. It sets at 16:25 and rises at 04:46, GMT-3. 8 h 58 min of the dark window is moon-free.
Which planets can I see from São Paulo tonight?: From São Paulo, Brazil on the night of 8 October 2026: Mars (03:04–04:22, highest 27° in the NE at 04:22, magnitude 1.1); Jupiter (03:44–04:22, highest 19° in the NE at 04:22, magnitude -1.9); Saturn (19:24–04:22, highest 65° in the N at 23:44, magnitude 0.2). Times are GMT-3; all are visible to the naked eye.

Forecast details

Location: 23.547° S, 46.636° W
Elevation: 769 m
Time zone: America/Sao_Paulo (GMT-3)
Weather model: MET Norway Locationforecast 2.0
Forecast issued: 8 Oct, 17:18 UTC
Next update expected: ≈ 8 Oct, 18:55 UTC
Page generated: 8 Oct, 18:24 UTC
Astronomy: Computed with astronomy-engine for these coordinates

Computed for 23.547° S, 46.636° W, elevation 769 m, time zone America/Sao_Paulo. City centres are light-polluted; the times here apply anywhere within about 50 km, so drive out to darker skies.

Sun, Moon and planet positions are calculated with astronomy-engine. Twilight uses the Sun's geometric centre; sunrise and sunset use the upper limb with standard refraction.

The summary line restates the hourly total-cloud forecast inside the dark window (clear under 25%, cloudy from 65%) and the Moon's times. It is not a score — the Tonight score lives in the app.

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