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Moon Phase Today in Mississauga

Canada · Tuesday, July 21, 2026

MississaugaCanada1:45 AM localChange location
First Quarter
47.9% illuminated
Moonrise2:21 PM↑ ESE (113°)
Moonset11:55 PM↓ WSW (251°)
Moon right nowBelow horizonW (269°)
Distance394,764 km
Illumination47.9%
Next full moonJul 29, 10:36 AM
Next new moonAug 12, 1:37 PM

Moon today in Mississauga

EventTimeDirection / altitude
Moonrise2:21 PMESE (113°)
Highest point (meridian)7:24 PM28° up
Moonset11:55 PMWSW (251°)

Upcoming moon phases

🌓 First QuarterJul 21, 7:06 AM
🌕 Full MoonJul 29, 10:36 AM
🌗 Last QuarterAug 5, 10:21 PM
🌑 New MoonAug 12, 1:37 PM

Phase times are the same worldwide (the Moon's phase is a global quantity), shown here in Mississauga's local time. Moonrise, moonset, and the live position are specific to this location and computed for sea level with standard refraction. The Moon is bright enough to wash out faint stars from roughly first quarter through last quarter, especially around the full moon — the darkest skies for stargazing fall near the new moon.

About today's moon in Mississauga

Today in Mississauga, the Moon is in its First Quarter phase, about 47.9% illuminated. Moonrise is at 2:21 PM and moonset is at 11:55 PM. The next full moon is Jul 29, 10:36 AM.

For the moon phase on any other date, or to compare with another city, use the Moon Calculator, browse the full year of moon phases, or see today's sunrise and sunset in Mississauga.

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How often does the moon phase change?

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