Tonight at 00:09
northwest, 37° up — seven bright stars shaped like a big ladle
Good chance Clear skies · 0% clouds · city lights wash out faint sights
Cloud forecast from 17:00 city time — refreshed a few times a day
Summer twilight here — the sky won't go fully dark, but the Moon and bright planets are out.
Tip: a 20-minute drive out of the city makes faint sights much easier to see.
Tonight is the clearest evening of the week — enjoy it
Glasgow, in the United Kingdom, is far enough from the equator that summer nights stay dim and twilit, while winter offers long, properly dark skies starting as early as 17:00 local time.
None of the bright naked-eye planets (Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn) rise above 10° tonight from Glasgow. That's normal — planet visibility cycles roughly every 1–2 months per planet.
Sunset in Glasgow tonight is at 21:35. Astronomical twilight (when the sky is fully dark) begins later.
Not tonight — there are no ISS passes above 20° altitude in your viewing window. Passes happen roughly every 90 minutes when the orbit lines up, so check again tomorrow.
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