You're looking about 75 degrees away from where you need to look.
I set Starry Night Pro for 8 PM tonight in Phoenix and took this screen shot to help you. Look in the west for the big square of stars, the "square of Pegasus" as shown in the map. From Alpheratz, the star in the North West corner, there will be two lines of stars trailing "up" ths sky. This is the constellation Andromeda. Follow the more northerly of the two (the one on the right) up to the third star from the corner of the square and look just to the right.
Once you know where to look it is easy to see, but don't expect it to look like much to the naked eye. Just a fuzzy oval blob. It should be spectacular in 22x100 binos, though. It always blows me away in my 10x50s.
I set Starry Night Pro for 8 PM tonight in Phoenix and took this screen shot to help you. Look in the west for the big square of stars, the "square of Pegasus" as shown in the map. From Alpheratz, the star in the North West corner, there will be two lines of stars trailing "up" ths sky. This is the constellation Andromeda. Follow the more northerly of the two (the one on the right) up to the third star from the corner of the square and look just to the right.
Once you know where to look it is easy to see, but don't expect it to look like much to the naked eye. Just a fuzzy oval blob. It should be spectacular in 22x100 binos, though. It always blows me away in my 10x50s.
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