Lunation calendar · 2027
Every full and new moon of 2027, to the minute
12 full moons, 13 new moons and 5 eclipses, each with the Moon's sign and degree and the time on your clock, wherever you are.
Johannes Hevelius, Selenographia, 1647
At a glance
2027 has 12 full moons and 13 new moons. The first full moon is Jan 22, 2027 · 12:17 UTC in Leo; the last is Dec 13 in Gemini.
- First full moon
- Jan 22, 2027 · 12:17 UTC2°14′ Leo, the Wolf Moon
- First new moon
- Jan 7, 2027 · 20:24 UTC17°18′ Capricorn
- Harvest Moon
- Sep 15, 2027 · 23:03 UTC22°53′ Pisces, nearest the equinox
- Eclipses
- 2 solar, 3 lunartotal solar eclipse Aug 2
- Blue moon
- None by calendar monthseasonal rule: May 20
- Closest full moon
- Jan 22357,644 km away
Find where 2027's moons land in your chartFree birth chart: the degree column tells you which house each lunation lights up.
The year
The 2027 full moons, from Wolf Moon to Cold Moon
Try this today
- Put Jan 22 in your calendar now. A first full moon of the year is a good excuse for a winter walk.
- Use the tool below to switch the whole list to your own time zone before you plan anything around it.
- Glance at the Moon on the night before and after Jan 22. You will struggle to tell which night was "the" full moon.
Moon phases 2026: the year beforeEach lunation explained, Nov 2026 to May 2027
Picture the first one. A January night, cold enough to see your breath, and a big round Moon coming up over the rooftops. The first full moon of 2027 peaks on Jan 22, 2027 · 12:17 UTC, with the Moon at 2°14′ Leo. In New York and Toronto that is Fri Jan 22, 07:17; in Sydney it is Fri Jan 22, 23:17.
From there the full moons arrive about every 29.5 days: Feb 20 in Virgo, Mar 22 in Libra, Apr 20 in Scorpio, May 20 in Scorpio, Jun 19 in Sagittarius, Jul 18 in Capricorn, Aug 17 in Aquarius, Sep 15 in Pisces, Oct 15 in Aries, Nov 14 in Taurus, and finally Dec 13 in Gemini, the Cold Moon. That makes 12 full moons in all, one per month.
The new moons run alongside, about two weeks off: the first is Jan 7, 2027 · 20:24 UTC at 17°18′ Capricorn, the last Dec 27, 2027 · 20:12 UTC at 5°50′ Capricorn. Because the cycle is a little shorter than most months, 2027 fits in 13 of them, and Capricorn gets two.
A full or new moon is a single instant, not a whole night. The Moon looks full for a day or so either side, which is why the minute matters when two calendars seem to disagree.
The sky behind it
A full moon is the instant the Moon's geocentric ecliptic longitude is 180° from the Sun's; a new moon is the instant they match. Computed with skyfield and NASA JPL's DE442 ephemeris, true ecliptic and equinox of date (tropical zodiac). All 25 instants of 2027 agree to the minute with the Royal Observatory of Belgium's published 2027 table.
| Name | UTC | New York / Toronto | Los Angeles / Vancouver | London | Sydney | Moon |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wolf Moon | Jan 22, 2027 · 12:17 UTC | Fri Jan 22, 07:17 | Fri Jan 22, 04:17 | Fri Jan 22, 12:17 | Fri Jan 22, 23:17 | 2°14′ Leo |
| Snow Moon | Feb 20, 2027 · 23:23 UTC | Sat Feb 20, 18:23 | Sat Feb 20, 15:23 | Sat Feb 20, 23:23 | Sun Feb 21, 10:23 | 2°06′ Virgo |
| Worm Moon | Mar 22, 2027 · 10:43 UTC | Mon Mar 22, 06:43 | Mon Mar 22, 03:43 | Mon Mar 22, 10:43 | Mon Mar 22, 21:43 | 1°35′ Libra |
| Pink Moon | Apr 20, 2027 · 22:27 UTC | Tue Apr 20, 18:27 | Tue Apr 20, 15:27 | Tue Apr 20, 23:27 | Wed Apr 21, 08:27 | 0°37′ Scorpio |
| Flower Moon | May 20, 2027 · 10:59 UTC | Thu May 20, 06:59 | Thu May 20, 03:59 | Thu May 20, 11:59 | Thu May 20, 20:59 | 29°14′ Scorpio |
| Strawberry Moon | Jun 19, 2027 · 00:44 UTC | Fri Jun 18, 20:44 | Fri Jun 18, 17:44 | Sat Jun 19, 01:44 | Sat Jun 19, 10:44 | 27°33′ Sagittarius |
| Buck Moon | Jul 18, 2027 · 15:44 UTC | Sun Jul 18, 11:44 | Sun Jul 18, 08:44 | Sun Jul 18, 16:44 | Mon Jul 19, 01:44 | 25°49′ Capricorn |
| Sturgeon Moon | Aug 17, 2027 · 07:28 UTC | Tue Aug 17, 03:28 | Tue Aug 17, 00:28 | Tue Aug 17, 08:28 | Tue Aug 17, 17:28 | 24°12′ Aquarius |
| Harvest Moon | Sep 15, 2027 · 23:03 UTC | Wed Sep 15, 19:03 | Wed Sep 15, 16:03 | Thu Sep 16, 00:03 | Thu Sep 16, 09:03 | 22°53′ Pisces |
| Hunter's Moon | Oct 15, 2027 · 13:47 UTC | Fri Oct 15, 09:47 | Fri Oct 15, 06:47 | Fri Oct 15, 14:47 | Sat Oct 16, 00:47 | 21°59′ Aries |
| Beaver Moon | Nov 14, 2027 · 03:25 UTC | Sat Nov 13, 22:25 | Sat Nov 13, 19:25 | Sun Nov 14, 03:25 | Sun Nov 14, 14:25 | 21°31′ Taurus |
| Cold Moon | Dec 13, 2027 · 16:08 UTC | Mon Dec 13, 11:08 | Mon Dec 13, 08:08 | Mon Dec 13, 16:08 | Tue Dec 14, 03:08 | 21°25′ Gemini |
Your clock
Why calendars disagree about the date: 18 of 25 lunations change day by country
Try this today
- When you see a moon date online, look for the time zone. If there is none, assume it is UTC or US Eastern and check.
- If you live in Canada, Toronto and Montreal follow the New York column; Vancouver follows Los Angeles; Calgary follows Denver.
- In Australia, Brisbane matches Sydney's clock outside daylight saving time; Perth runs two to three hours behind the east coast.
Here is a thing that trips people up every year. One website says the full moon is on the 20th, another says the 21st, and both are right.
The Moon reaches full at one instant for the whole planet. What changes is the date on your wall. Take the February full moon: Feb 20, 2027 · 23:23 UTC. That is Sat Feb 20, 18:23 in New York and Sat Feb 20, 15:23 in Los Angeles, but Sat Feb 20, 23:23 in London and Sun Feb 21, 10:23 in Sydney. June does it too: Fri Jun 18, 17:44 in Los Angeles, Fri Jun 18, 20:44 in Toronto, Sat Jun 19, 10:44 in Melbourne.
We checked all 25 lunations of 2027 across seven zones, from Los Angeles to Sydney. 18 of them land on a different calendar date somewhere on that list. Only 7 share one date everywhere.
It even changes the trivia. In the US, Canada and the UK, August 2027 has two new moons (Mon Aug 2 and Tue Aug 31 in New York), which some people call a black moon. In Australia the second of that pair has already ticked over into the next day and the next month, so the double new moon month there is September (Wed Sep 1 and Thu Sep 30 in Sydney).
The sky behind it
Local times use the IANA time zone database, so daylight saving is applied on the correct days: US clocks change on March 14 and November 7, 2027; the UK on March 28 and October 31; New South Wales on April 4 and October 3.
The names
Wolf, Snow, Harvest: the 2027 full moon names and when they fall
Try this today
- Watch the Harvest Moon rise on Wed Sep 15 (US). Around this time of year the Moon rises only a little later each night, so there are several bright early evenings in a row.
- Make up a name for each month from what your own street looks like. A Pothole Moon is allowed.
The names most people know come from North America. The Old Farmer's Almanac lists them by month and traces them to Native American, Colonial American and European sources: January Wolf, February Snow, March Worm, April Pink, May Flower, June Strawberry, July Buck, August Sturgeon, September Corn, October Hunter's, November Beaver, December Cold. NASA uses the same list in its monthly sky notes. They are folk names, not official astronomy.
Two of them follow the Sun instead of the calendar. The Harvest Moon is the full moon closest to the September equinox. In 2027 the equinox comes on Sep 23, 2027 · 06:01 UTC, and the nearest full moon is Sep 15, 2027 · 23:03 UTC, 7.3 days earlier, at 22°53′ Pisces. So September's full moon takes the Harvest name this year, and October's becomes the Hunter's Moon: Oct 15, 2027 · 13:47 UTC at 21°59′ Aries.
Below the equator the seasons flip, and the farm names do not fit. If you apply the same rule to the March equinox (Mar 20, 2027), as some southern-hemisphere stargazers do, the autumn Harvest Moon for Australia is Mar 22 at 1°35′ Libra.
And the blue moon? By the popular rule, two full moons in one calendar month, there is no blue moon in 2027 in any of the time zones above. By the older Maine Farmers' Almanac rule, the third full moon in a season that has four, it is May 20, 2027 · 10:59 UTC in Scorpio.
The eclipses
Five eclipses ride on the 2027 lunations, with the big one on Aug 2
Try this today
- If you can travel, read up on the Aug 2 path of totality now. Accommodation along eclipse paths books early.
- Never look at a partial or annular solar eclipse without certified eclipse glasses (ISO 12312-2).
Eclipses 2027 and your eclipse housesThe total solar eclipse of August 2, 2027
Most months the Moon passes a little above or below the Sun's path, so nothing is blocked. When a new or full moon happens close to one of the Moon's nodes, the shadows line up, and you get an eclipse.
2027 has 5:
- Annular solar eclipse, Feb 6, 2027 · 15:56 UTC, new moon at 17°38′ Aquarius. The Moon looks slightly smaller than the Sun, so the centre line sees a ring of fire.
- Penumbral lunar eclipse, Feb 20, 2027 · 23:23 UTC, full moon at 2°06′ Virgo. Penumbral magnitude 0.93.
- Penumbral lunar eclipse, Jul 18, 2027 · 15:44 UTC, full moon at 25°49′ Capricorn. Penumbral magnitude 0.00.
- Total solar eclipse, Aug 2, 2027 · 10:05 UTC, new moon at 9°55′ Leo. The Moon looks slightly larger than the Sun, so the centre line sees totality.
- Penumbral lunar eclipse, Aug 17, 2027 · 07:28 UTC, full moon at 24°12′ Aquarius. Penumbral magnitude 0.55.
All three lunar eclipses are penumbral, the faint kind: the Moon only enters Earth's outer shadow. The Jul 18 one barely grazes it (magnitude 0.002), so you will not see any change. The Feb 20 eclipse, at 0.93, may show a soft grey shading on one side of the Moon.
Astrologers watch which signs the eclipses fall in. In 2027 they cluster on the Aquarius-Leo axis, with Virgo and Capricorn in the mix.
The sky behind it
Lunar eclipses from skyfield's eclipse search on DE442. A solar eclipse is flagged when, near the new moon, the smallest Sun-Moon separation is less than the two apparent radii plus the Moon's parallax minus the Sun's. Annular or total from the Moon-to-Sun size ratio at that moment (Feb 6: 0.915; Aug 2: 1.061). All five dates match NASA GSFC.
Full moon 2027 astrology
How astrologers use the 2027 lunations, sign by sign
Try this today
- Look up your birth chart and note which house holds each sign. Then read the degree column below as your personal calendar.
- At the Jan 7 new moon, write one line you want to see by the Capricorn new moon on Dec 27. Same sign, almost a year apart.
- Pick the full moon in your own Sun sign (the tool below highlights it) and plan something that finishes or celebrates.
Calculate your birth chartToday's moon phase and what it means
In astrology the lunar cycle works like breathing. The new moon is the start: the traditional time to begin something, set an intention or open a fresh page. The full moon, about two weeks later, is the peak, when things come to light, feel louder or reach a finish. It is a rhythm to reflect with, not a promise about what will happen.
The sign sets the theme. A new moon always sits in the same sign as the Sun, so 2027's new moons walk through the year's Sun signs in order, starting with Capricorn on Jan 7. A full moon sits in the opposite sign, so the January full moon is in Leo while the Sun is in Aquarius.
Two patterns stand out this year. Scorpio and Capricorn host the most lunations, three each: Scorpio catches two full moons in a row (Apr 20 at 0°37′ and May 20 at 29°14′), one at the very start of the sign and one at its last degree, and Capricorn opens and closes the year with new moons (Jan 7 at 17°18′ and Dec 27 at 5°50′). And the eclipse new moons in Aquarius and Leo are the ones astrologers will call the year's biggest resets.
The personal part is the house. Each lunation's degree lands in one of the twelve houses of your birth chart, and that house is the area of life astrologers read it through: money, home, partners, work. The same full moon can light up one friend's career and another's love life.
Make it yours
Your 2027 moon calendar, in your time zone
Pick your city (or let your device choose), filter to full or new moons, and highlight your sign. The list redraws in local time, counts down to the next lunation, and prints or drops into your calendar app. Every instant comes from the same DE442 computation as the tables.
Moon calendar 2027 · times in New York / Toronto · www.shymea.com/calendar/full-moon-calendar-2027/
January 2027
- New moon · Thu, Jan 7, 3:24 PM EST17°18′ Capricorn
- Full moon · Fri, Jan 22, 7:17 AM EST2°14′ LeoWolf Moon
February 2027
- New moon · Sat, Feb 6, 10:56 AM EST17°38′ AquariusAnnular solar eclipse
- Full moon · Sat, Feb 20, 6:23 PM EST2°06′ VirgoSnow Moon · Penumbral lunar eclipse
March 2027
- New moon · Mon, Mar 8, 4:29 AM EST17°35′ Pisces
- Full moon · Mon, Mar 22, 6:43 AM EDT1°35′ LibraWorm Moon
April 2027
- New moon · Tue, Apr 6, 7:51 PM EDT16°57′ Aries
- Full moon · Tue, Apr 20, 6:27 PM EDT0°37′ ScorpioPink Moon
May 2027
- New moon · Thu, May 6, 6:58 AM EDT15°43′ Taurus
- Full moon · Thu, May 20, 6:59 AM EDT29°14′ ScorpioFlower Moon
June 2027
- New moon · Fri, Jun 4, 3:40 PM EDT13°58′ Gemini
- Full moon · Fri, Jun 18, 8:44 PM EDT27°33′ SagittariusStrawberry Moon
July 2027
- New moon · Sat, Jul 3, 11:02 PM EDT11°57′ Cancer
- Full moon · Sun, Jul 18, 11:44 AM EDT25°49′ CapricornBuck Moon · Penumbral lunar eclipse
August 2027
- New moon · Mon, Aug 2, 6:05 AM EDT9°55′ LeoTotal solar eclipse
- Full moon · Tue, Aug 17, 3:28 AM EDT24°12′ AquariusSturgeon Moon · Penumbral lunar eclipse
- New moon · Tue, Aug 31, 1:41 PM EDT8°06′ Virgo
September 2027
- Full moon · Wed, Sep 15, 7:03 PM EDT22°53′ PiscesHarvest Moon
- New moon · Wed, Sep 29, 10:36 PM EDT6°43′ Libra
October 2027
- Full moon · Fri, Oct 15, 9:47 AM EDT21°59′ AriesHunter's Moon
- New moon · Fri, Oct 29, 9:36 AM EDT5°54′ Scorpio
November 2027
- Full moon · Sat, Nov 13, 10:25 PM EST21°31′ TaurusBeaver Moon
- New moon · Sat, Nov 27, 10:24 PM EST5°39′ Sagittarius
December 2027
- Full moon · Mon, Dec 13, 11:08 AM EST21°25′ GeminiCold Moon
- New moon · Mon, Dec 27, 3:12 PM EST5°50′ Capricorn
More to read
Shorter reads. Each opens in place.
Near and far
Closest and farthest full moons of 2027
The Moon's distance swings by about 48,000 km between 2027's full moons. The closest is Jan 22 in Leo, 357,644 km away. The farthest, a so-called micromoon, is Jul 18 in Capricorn, at 405,979 km. Distances are centre to centre at the moment of full moon.
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Before 2027 starts
The last moons of 2026
Still in 2026? New moon Nov 9, 2026 · 07:02 UTC at 16°53′ Scorpio; Full moon Nov 24, 2026 · 14:53 UTC at 2°20′ Gemini; New moon Dec 9, 2026 · 00:51 UTC at 16°57′ Sagittarius; Full moon Dec 24, 2026 · 01:28 UTC at 2°14′ Cancer. The Dec 24 full moon is December's Cold Moon.
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Printable
A printable moon calendar 2027
Choose your city and full moons, new moons or both in the tool above, then press Print this list. Only the list prints, in your time zone, one month after another. Prefer your phone? Download the .ics file and every lunation appears in your calendar app.
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Every lunation of 2027, computed
All 25 new and full moons in UTC with the Moon's sign and degree, then the same moments on local clocks in the US, Canada, the UK and Australia.
| Phase | Date and time (UTC) | Moon | Name or eclipse |
|---|---|---|---|
| New moon | Jan 7, 2027 · 20:24 UTC | 17°18′ Capricorn | |
| Full moon | Jan 22, 2027 · 12:17 UTC | 2°14′ Leo | Wolf Moon |
| New moon | Feb 6, 2027 · 15:56 UTC | 17°38′ Aquarius | Annular solar eclipse |
| Full moon | Feb 20, 2027 · 23:23 UTC | 2°06′ Virgo | Snow Moon · Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| New moon | Mar 8, 2027 · 09:29 UTC | 17°35′ Pisces | |
| Full moon | Mar 22, 2027 · 10:43 UTC | 1°35′ Libra | Worm Moon |
| New moon | Apr 6, 2027 · 23:51 UTC | 16°57′ Aries | |
| Full moon | Apr 20, 2027 · 22:27 UTC | 0°37′ Scorpio | Pink Moon |
| New moon | May 6, 2027 · 10:58 UTC | 15°43′ Taurus | |
| Full moon | May 20, 2027 · 10:59 UTC | 29°14′ Scorpio | Flower Moon |
| New moon | Jun 4, 2027 · 19:40 UTC | 13°58′ Gemini | |
| Full moon | Jun 19, 2027 · 00:44 UTC | 27°33′ Sagittarius | Strawberry Moon |
| New moon | Jul 4, 2027 · 03:02 UTC | 11°57′ Cancer | |
| Full moon | Jul 18, 2027 · 15:44 UTC | 25°49′ Capricorn | Buck Moon · Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| New moon | Aug 2, 2027 · 10:05 UTC | 9°55′ Leo | Total solar eclipse |
| Full moon | Aug 17, 2027 · 07:28 UTC | 24°12′ Aquarius | Sturgeon Moon · Penumbral lunar eclipse |
| New moon | Aug 31, 2027 · 17:41 UTC | 8°06′ Virgo | |
| Full moon | Sep 15, 2027 · 23:03 UTC | 22°53′ Pisces | Harvest Moon |
| New moon | Sep 30, 2027 · 02:36 UTC | 6°43′ Libra | |
| Full moon | Oct 15, 2027 · 13:47 UTC | 21°59′ Aries | Hunter's Moon |
| New moon | Oct 29, 2027 · 13:36 UTC | 5°54′ Scorpio | |
| Full moon | Nov 14, 2027 · 03:25 UTC | 21°31′ Taurus | Beaver Moon |
| New moon | Nov 28, 2027 · 03:24 UTC | 5°39′ Sagittarius | |
| Full moon | Dec 13, 2027 · 16:08 UTC | 21°25′ Gemini | Cold Moon |
| New moon | Dec 27, 2027 · 20:12 UTC | 5°50′ Capricorn |
| Lunation | New York / Toronto | Chicago / Winnipeg | Denver / Calgary | Los Angeles / Vancouver | London | Sydney / Melbourne | Perth |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New · Jan 7 | Thu Jan 7, 15:24 | Thu Jan 7, 14:24 | Thu Jan 7, 13:24 | Thu Jan 7, 12:24 | Thu Jan 7, 20:24 | Fri Jan 8, 07:24 | Fri Jan 8, 04:24 |
| Full · Jan 22 | Fri Jan 22, 07:17 | Fri Jan 22, 06:17 | Fri Jan 22, 05:17 | Fri Jan 22, 04:17 | Fri Jan 22, 12:17 | Fri Jan 22, 23:17 | Fri Jan 22, 20:17 |
| New · Feb 6 | Sat Feb 6, 10:56 | Sat Feb 6, 09:56 | Sat Feb 6, 08:56 | Sat Feb 6, 07:56 | Sat Feb 6, 15:56 | Sun Feb 7, 02:56 | Sat Feb 6, 23:56 |
| Full · Feb 20 | Sat Feb 20, 18:23 | Sat Feb 20, 17:23 | Sat Feb 20, 16:23 | Sat Feb 20, 15:23 | Sat Feb 20, 23:23 | Sun Feb 21, 10:23 | Sun Feb 21, 07:23 |
| New · Mar 8 | Mon Mar 8, 04:29 | Mon Mar 8, 03:29 | Mon Mar 8, 02:29 | Mon Mar 8, 01:29 | Mon Mar 8, 09:29 | Mon Mar 8, 20:29 | Mon Mar 8, 17:29 |
| Full · Mar 22 | Mon Mar 22, 06:43 | Mon Mar 22, 05:43 | Mon Mar 22, 04:43 | Mon Mar 22, 03:43 | Mon Mar 22, 10:43 | Mon Mar 22, 21:43 | Mon Mar 22, 18:43 |
| New · Apr 6 | Tue Apr 6, 19:51 | Tue Apr 6, 18:51 | Tue Apr 6, 17:51 | Tue Apr 6, 16:51 | Wed Apr 7, 00:51 | Wed Apr 7, 09:51 | Wed Apr 7, 07:51 |
| Full · Apr 20 | Tue Apr 20, 18:27 | Tue Apr 20, 17:27 | Tue Apr 20, 16:27 | Tue Apr 20, 15:27 | Tue Apr 20, 23:27 | Wed Apr 21, 08:27 | Wed Apr 21, 06:27 |
| New · May 6 | Thu May 6, 06:58 | Thu May 6, 05:58 | Thu May 6, 04:58 | Thu May 6, 03:58 | Thu May 6, 11:58 | Thu May 6, 20:58 | Thu May 6, 18:58 |
| Full · May 20 | Thu May 20, 06:59 | Thu May 20, 05:59 | Thu May 20, 04:59 | Thu May 20, 03:59 | Thu May 20, 11:59 | Thu May 20, 20:59 | Thu May 20, 18:59 |
| New · Jun 4 | Fri Jun 4, 15:40 | Fri Jun 4, 14:40 | Fri Jun 4, 13:40 | Fri Jun 4, 12:40 | Fri Jun 4, 20:40 | Sat Jun 5, 05:40 | Sat Jun 5, 03:40 |
| Full · Jun 19 | Fri Jun 18, 20:44 | Fri Jun 18, 19:44 | Fri Jun 18, 18:44 | Fri Jun 18, 17:44 | Sat Jun 19, 01:44 | Sat Jun 19, 10:44 | Sat Jun 19, 08:44 |
| New · Jul 4 | Sat Jul 3, 23:02 | Sat Jul 3, 22:02 | Sat Jul 3, 21:02 | Sat Jul 3, 20:02 | Sun Jul 4, 04:02 | Sun Jul 4, 13:02 | Sun Jul 4, 11:02 |
| Full · Jul 18 | Sun Jul 18, 11:44 | Sun Jul 18, 10:44 | Sun Jul 18, 09:44 | Sun Jul 18, 08:44 | Sun Jul 18, 16:44 | Mon Jul 19, 01:44 | Sun Jul 18, 23:44 |
| New · Aug 2 | Mon Aug 2, 06:05 | Mon Aug 2, 05:05 | Mon Aug 2, 04:05 | Mon Aug 2, 03:05 | Mon Aug 2, 11:05 | Mon Aug 2, 20:05 | Mon Aug 2, 18:05 |
| Full · Aug 17 | Tue Aug 17, 03:28 | Tue Aug 17, 02:28 | Tue Aug 17, 01:28 | Tue Aug 17, 00:28 | Tue Aug 17, 08:28 | Tue Aug 17, 17:28 | Tue Aug 17, 15:28 |
| New · Aug 31 | Tue Aug 31, 13:41 | Tue Aug 31, 12:41 | Tue Aug 31, 11:41 | Tue Aug 31, 10:41 | Tue Aug 31, 18:41 | Wed Sep 1, 03:41 | Wed Sep 1, 01:41 |
| Full · Sep 15 | Wed Sep 15, 19:03 | Wed Sep 15, 18:03 | Wed Sep 15, 17:03 | Wed Sep 15, 16:03 | Thu Sep 16, 00:03 | Thu Sep 16, 09:03 | Thu Sep 16, 07:03 |
| New · Sep 30 | Wed Sep 29, 22:36 | Wed Sep 29, 21:36 | Wed Sep 29, 20:36 | Wed Sep 29, 19:36 | Thu Sep 30, 03:36 | Thu Sep 30, 12:36 | Thu Sep 30, 10:36 |
| Full · Oct 15 | Fri Oct 15, 09:47 | Fri Oct 15, 08:47 | Fri Oct 15, 07:47 | Fri Oct 15, 06:47 | Fri Oct 15, 14:47 | Sat Oct 16, 00:47 | Fri Oct 15, 21:47 |
| New · Oct 29 | Fri Oct 29, 09:36 | Fri Oct 29, 08:36 | Fri Oct 29, 07:36 | Fri Oct 29, 06:36 | Fri Oct 29, 14:36 | Sat Oct 30, 00:36 | Fri Oct 29, 21:36 |
| Full · Nov 14 | Sat Nov 13, 22:25 | Sat Nov 13, 21:25 | Sat Nov 13, 20:25 | Sat Nov 13, 19:25 | Sun Nov 14, 03:25 | Sun Nov 14, 14:25 | Sun Nov 14, 11:25 |
| New · Nov 28 | Sat Nov 27, 22:24 | Sat Nov 27, 21:24 | Sat Nov 27, 20:24 | Sat Nov 27, 19:24 | Sun Nov 28, 03:24 | Sun Nov 28, 14:24 | Sun Nov 28, 11:24 |
| Full · Dec 13 | Mon Dec 13, 11:08 | Mon Dec 13, 10:08 | Mon Dec 13, 09:08 | Mon Dec 13, 08:08 | Mon Dec 13, 16:08 | Tue Dec 14, 03:08 | Tue Dec 14, 00:08 |
| New · Dec 27 | Mon Dec 27, 15:12 | Mon Dec 27, 14:12 | Mon Dec 27, 13:12 | Mon Dec 27, 12:12 | Mon Dec 27, 20:12 | Tue Dec 28, 07:12 | Tue Dec 28, 04:12 |
All times are UTC. In the Americas the local date can be a day earlier; in Asia and Australia a day later.
Quick answers
When is the first full moon of 2027?
Jan 22, 2027 · 12:17 UTC, with the Moon at 2°14′ Leo. That is Fri Jan 22, 07:17 in New York and Toronto, Fri Jan 22, 04:17 in Los Angeles, Fri Jan 22, 12:17 in London and Fri Jan 22, 23:17 in Sydney. It is January's Wolf Moon.
How many full moons are there in 2027?
12 full moons and 13 new moons. The extra new moon comes because Capricorn hosts two: Jan 7 and Dec 27.
Is there a blue moon in 2027?
Not by the popular rule (two full moons in one calendar month): every month of 2027 has at most one, in every time zone we checked. By the older seasonal rule, the third of four full moons in one astronomical season, the blue moon is May 20, 2027 · 10:59 UTC in Scorpio.
When is the Harvest Moon in 2027?
Sep 15, 2027 · 23:03 UTC, the full moon closest to the September equinox (Sep 23, 2027 · 06:01 UTC). In New York that is the evening of Wed Sep 15; in Sydney it is Thu Sep 16. The Hunter's Moon follows on Oct 15.
What are the eclipses in 2027?
Five: annular solar eclipse on Feb 6 (Aquarius), penumbral lunar eclipse on Feb 20 (Virgo), penumbral lunar eclipse on Jul 18 (Capricorn), total solar eclipse on Aug 2 (Leo), penumbral lunar eclipse on Aug 17 (Aquarius). Dates match the NASA GSFC eclipse catalogue.
What sign is each full moon in during 2027?
In order: Jan Leo, Feb Virgo, Mar Libra, Apr Scorpio, May Scorpio, Jun Sagittarius, Jul Capricorn, Aug Aquarius, Sep Pisces, Oct Aries, Nov Taurus, Dec Gemini. A full moon always sits opposite the Sun, so it lands in the sign across from the current Sun sign.
Is there a supermoon in 2027?
The closest full moon of 2027 is Jan 22, 357,644 km from Earth's centre; the farthest is Jul 18 at 405,979 km. Which ones count as "super" depends on the definition you use, so our supermoon 2027 page sets one rule and applies it.
Can I print the new moon calendar 2027?
Yes. In the calendar tool on this page pick your time zone and full, new or both, then press Print this list: only the list prints. You can also download a .ics file to add every lunation to Google, Apple or Outlook calendar.
