Weigh-In tips anyone? Morning or Night

Try to weigh in at the same time each time you weigh in. I weigh in in the morning after I use the restroom and before breakfast every Thursday. Also try to wear the same amount of clothing.

I usually weigh myself first thing in the morning, after a bathroom stop. I figure that's the lightest I'll be all day.

All I can do is second what others have said - the best time to weigh yourself is in the mornings, at the same or very similar time every morning and wearing the same amount of clothing. Remember that some clothes are heavier than others, so do compensate for this.

I weigh every day about five minutes after I wake up, wearing only boxers. This way I don't have to worry about added weight from clothes, food or drink consumption, etc.

Naked on any morning where I've dona ma bizniz before I have to get ready for work. It fluctuates but the trend is always down

Naked.
Am after small 20 workout and after bathroom but before breakfast

Everyday except weekends
roughly same time also +/- 40 MINUTES

I try and weigh myself every hour on the hour.
Actually, I try and keep it to one to two weigh ins a week, first thing in the AM before I have any intake, in my birthday suit and after my water works too.

Note; as an ex-wrestler it is very difficult for me not to focus on the numbers and constantly doing weigh-ins, which is why I try not to weigh myself more than twice a week. Otherwise, I would focus on the numbers and start to go down a rabbit hole and start eating poorly.

Like everyone said, pick one time and stick with it.

As others have said, I weigh myself first thing in the morning, naked. I usually weigh the least at that point because I haven't eaten or drunk anything in 8+ hours.

I weigh in the morning , after using the bathroom, before I eat or drink anything

Same as everyone here, weigh early as possible am, after bathroom before breakfast.
Plus always in the same place, on the same carpet in the same room etc, flattest place (House must be wonky) I tested a few areas and picked the most consistent, sounds obsessive..but it needs to be accurate right ?
I also usually take the average of three measurements in the same few mins, if there is a slight difference between the first and second, I do a third.
Best of luck

Try not to become addicted to the scale. Your weight will fluctuate day-by-day and hour-by-hour. If you drink 8 oz of water and weight yourself you will be up half a pound. My recommendation is to weight yourself once a week on the same day and at the same time. I think weighting first thing in the morning before you start eating and drinking is best for me.

My concern is that you may be looking for the support and gratification of your efforts as measured in weight loss. But its not that simple. If you are increasing your exercise then you may actually be building muscle. Muscle development is wonderful and increases your metabolism which leads to weight loss. Fat does not increase your metabolism. The net effect might be that you have gained a pound in muscle and lost a pound in fat. This being the case then the "scale" shows that you haven't accomplished anything when the opposite is true.

A couple of suggestions are first, get a scale that also shows body fat index. This type of scale provides you a better snapshot of how your are progressing. Second, track your weight and body fat index weekly over an extended time to show your trends. Trends are better than a quick snapshot once a day. Third, look into getting a activity monitor such as FitBit or other similar device. Start measuring your success as measured by your activities and use MFP to make sure you are eating the proper amount of calories everyday and track your nutrients. Your goal is safe weight loss and improved health. And my last suggestion is to begin using a tape measure to track your body in key areas such as waist, hips and thighs. Using a variety of metrics will provide you with a more complete gage of your success.

When we over rely on the scale it demonstrates that we are impatient and tired of being overweight. We want weight loss NOW because we are frustrated with being fat. And when we get up one morning and see that we have gained a pound after we worked so hard then we become depressed. It is better to develop a longterm strategy for weight loss and health then stay the course.

Good luck with your endeavors.