Night sky over Pullman on 31 October 2026

This page lists sunset, twilight and darkness times for Pullman, United States, for the night of 31 October 2026. All times are local (PDT, UTC-7 until the clocks change at 02:00, then PST, UTC-8).

Astronomical darkness begins when the sun is 18 degrees below the horizon. That is when the faintest stars, galaxies and nebulae become visible. Before that, the sky passes through civil and nautical twilight, when only bright stars and planets show. Pullman lies at 46.73° N, 117.18° W, and the length of full darkness there changes through the year.

The moon also affects how dark the sky gets. A bright moon washes out faint objects, while a thin crescent or a new moon leaves the sky dark. On this night the moon phase is Waning Gibbous, with 57 % of the disc lit. Check both the darkness times and the moon data below before you choose targets for the night.