Saint Petersburg
St.-Petersburg, Russia
Today
Feb 25, 2026
0
/ 100
First Light Index
Poor
Our proprietary metric combining sky clarity, moon interference, and light pollution for optimal stargazing conditions.
0
/ 100
Shutter Score
Fair
Photography-specific metric factoring cloud quality and golden hour potential for landscape shooters.
Light Windows Today
4 AM12 PM11 PM
Sunrise
8:08 AM
Golden: 1h 25min
Sunset
6:15 PM
Golden: 1h 26min
True Darkness
8:34 PM
Stars visible
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Moon Phase
56%
Phase
First Quarter
Illumination
56%
⚠️ High Moon Interference
Bright moonlight will wash out faint deep sky objects
Light Pollution
9
Class 1
DarkClass 5
SuburbanClass 9
City
DarkClass 5
SuburbanClass 9
City
Saint Petersburg Classification
Poor for Astronomy
Bortle Class 9: Inner City Sky
Inner city sky
Visible Tonight
Entire sky brightly lit, only Moon, planets, and brightest stars visible
💡 Urban Sky Recommendation
Focus on lunar and planetary observation. Consider driving to a darker location for deep sky work.
💡 Tip: Check "Nearby Dark Sky" section below to find better observing sites within driving distance
Weather Conditions
Cloud Cover
40%
Moderate cloud cover - potential for dramatic skies
Morning
3%
Evening
100%
Overnight
82%
Precipitation
0%
Very unlikely
Wind
10
km/h avg
Gusts up to 18 km/h
🟢 Calm - Excellent for tracking
Humidity
81%
High - May cause haze
Visibility
25.4
km
Excellent clarity
Temperature
-5°C
High
/
-17°C
Low
Seeing
2
/ 5
Fair - Atmospheric stability
Transparency
1
/ 5
Hazy - Air clarity
Conditions Summary
🌪️ Poor seeing - Stick to wide-field imaging or wait for better atmospheric stability
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