When does the constellation Orion disappear completely from the night sky in the northeast US?

Answer 1

Orion

Orion will be visible in the night sky at different times of the year. As the Earth progresses around the Sun, the stars (including those that make up Orion) will be above the horizon at different times of the day. If one cannot see Orion in the night sky, it's because it's above the horizon during the day, not at night. Wait six months and Orion will be visible in the night sky.

Answer 2

Orion is typically visible in the night sky in the northeast US from late fall to early spring. It begins to disappear from view in late March or early April as it moves closer to the western horizon before being out of view during the summer months.