When Jupiter Is Visible Tonight
Jupiter is usually visible after it rises above the horizon and before it sets. The exact time depends on your location and the current date, so you need to check a local astronomy source for tonight's rise and set times.
How to Find Jupiter in the Sky
Look for a bright, steady light in the eastern or southern sky after sunset. It is often the brightest object in that part of the sky, and it does not twinkle like stars. You can confirm its position using a free planetarium app or website.
Best Conditions for Viewing
For the best view, wait until the sky is fully dark and Jupiter is high enough above the horizon. Avoid bright city lights if possible, and let your eyes adjust to the dark for a few minutes before looking up.
For detailed rise and set times, check the timeanddate.com Jupiter visibility page.
