Full Moon Calendar 2026: Every Full and New Moon, With Dates, Times, Signs and Supermoons
Last verified September 2026
All thirteen full moons and twelve new moons of 2026, computed from the ephemeris: exact times in Eastern, Pacific and UK, the zodiac sign and degree of each, the traditional names, the May Blue Moon, the four eclipses and which full moons are supermoons.

2026 has thirteen full moons and twelve new moons. The extra full moon falls on May 31 and is a Blue Moon. The two supermoons are the Beaver Moon on November 24 and the Cold Moon on December 24, the closest full moon of the year at 356,729 kilometres. Two of the full moons are lunar eclipses, on March 3 and August 28, and two of the new moons are solar eclipses, on February 17 and August 12. Every time below is computed from the ephemeris and converted to Eastern, Pacific and UK clocks, with daylight saving applied for each date.
The 2026 full moon calendar
| Full Moon | Name | Sign and degree | UTC | Eastern | Pacific | UK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January 3 | Wolf Moon | 13 degrees 02 minutes Cancer | 10:03 | 5:03 am EST | 2:03 am PST | 10:03 am GMT |
| February 1 | Snow Moon | 13 degrees 04 minutes Leo | 22:09 | 5:09 pm EST | 2:09 pm PST | 10:09 pm GMT |
| March 3 | Worm Moon, total lunar eclipse | 12 degrees 54 minutes Virgo | 11:38 | 6:38 am EST | 3:38 am PST | 11:38 am GMT |
| April 2 | Pink Moon | 12 degrees 22 minutes Libra | 02:12 | 10:12 pm EDT April 1 | 7:12 pm PDT April 1 | 3:12 am BST |
| May 1 | Flower Moon | 11 degrees 21 minutes Scorpio | 17:23 | 1:23 pm EDT | 10:23 am PDT | 6:23 pm BST |
| May 31 | Blue Moon, the farthest full moon of the year | 9 degrees 56 minutes Sagittarius | 08:45 | 4:45 am EDT | 1:45 am PDT | 9:45 am BST |
| June 29 | Strawberry Moon | 8 degrees 15 minutes Capricorn | 23:57 | 7:57 pm EDT | 4:57 pm PDT | 12:57 am BST June 30 |
| July 29 | Buck Moon | 6 degrees 30 minutes Aquarius | 14:36 | 10:36 am EDT | 7:36 am PDT | 3:36 pm BST |
| August 28 | Sturgeon Moon, partial lunar eclipse | 4 degrees 54 minutes Pisces | 04:19 | 12:19 am EDT | 9:19 pm PDT August 27 | 5:19 am BST |
| September 26 | Harvest Moon | 3 degrees 38 minutes Aries | 16:49 | 12:49 pm EDT | 9:49 am PDT | 5:49 pm BST |
| October 26 | Hunter's Moon | 2 degrees 46 minutes Taurus | 04:12 | 12:12 am EDT | 9:12 pm PDT October 25 | 4:12 am GMT |
| November 24 | Beaver Moon, supermoon | 2 degrees 21 minutes Gemini | 14:54 | 9:54 am EST | 6:54 am PST | 2:54 pm GMT |
| December 24 | Cold Moon, supermoon, closest of the year | 2 degrees 14 minutes Cancer | 01:28 | 8:28 pm EST December 23 | 5:28 pm PST December 23 | 1:28 am GMT |
The full moon names are the traditional North American ones that almanacs and most search results use. The Harvest Moon is always the full moon nearest the autumn equinox, which in 2026 is September 26. The Hunter's Moon is the one after it.
The 2026 new moon calendar
| New Moon | Sign and degree | UTC | Eastern | Pacific | UK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January 18 | 28 degrees 44 minutes Capricorn | 19:52 | 2:52 pm EST | 11:52 am PST | 7:52 pm GMT |
| February 17, annular solar eclipse | 28 degrees 50 minutes Aquarius | 12:01 | 7:01 am EST | 4:01 am PST | 12:01 pm GMT |
| March 19 | 28 degrees 27 minutes Pisces | 01:24 | 9:24 pm EDT March 18 | 6:24 pm PDT March 18 | 1:24 am GMT |
| April 17 | 27 degrees 29 minutes Aries | 11:52 | 7:52 am EDT | 4:52 am PDT | 12:52 pm BST |
| May 16 | 25 degrees 58 minutes Taurus | 20:01 | 4:01 pm EDT | 1:01 pm PDT | 9:01 pm BST |
| June 15 | 24 degrees 03 minutes Gemini | 02:54 | 10:54 pm EDT June 14 | 7:54 pm PDT June 14 | 3:54 am BST |
| July 14 | 22 degrees 00 minutes Cancer | 09:44 | 5:44 am EDT | 2:44 am PDT | 10:44 am BST |
| August 12, total solar eclipse | 20 degrees 02 minutes Leo | 17:37 | 1:37 pm EDT | 10:37 am PDT | 6:37 pm BST |
| September 11 | 18 degrees 26 minutes Virgo | 03:27 | 11:27 pm EDT September 10 | 8:27 pm PDT September 10 | 4:27 am BST |
| October 10 | 17 degrees 22 minutes Libra | 15:50 | 11:50 am EDT | 8:50 am PDT | 4:50 pm BST |
| November 9 | 16 degrees 54 minutes Scorpio | 07:02 | 2:02 am EST | 11:02 pm PST November 8 | 7:02 am GMT |
| December 9 | 16 degrees 57 minutes Sagittarius | 00:52 | 7:52 pm EST December 8 | 4:52 pm PST December 8 | 12:52 am GMT |
The new moons walk backward through the zodiac by about a degree a month, from 28 degrees of Capricorn in January to 17 degrees of Sagittarius in December. That is why the same house of your chart hosts a new moon only once a year.
Which 2026 full moons are supermoons?
A supermoon is a full moon that falls near perigee, the Moon's closest point to Earth in its monthly orbit. Two definitions are in common use, and they give slightly different answers for 2026.
- December 24, Cold Moon: 356,729 km. A supermoon under every definition and the closest full moon of the year.
- November 24, Beaver Moon: 360,754 km. A supermoon under the widely used rule of within 90 percent of closest approach, and about 750 km outside the strict 360,000 km cut. Most almanacs list it.
- January 3, Wolf Moon: 362,301 km. Close, and included on some looser lists, but not a supermoon by either common rule.
The farthest full moon of the year, sometimes called a micromoon, is the Blue Moon on May 31 at 406,126 km. That is the smallest and dimmest full moon of 2026, which is a nice irony for the one with the most famous name.
The 2026 Blue Moon
May 2026 has two full moons, on May 1 and May 31. By the popular definition, the second full moon in a calendar month, May 31 is a Blue Moon. It falls at 9 degrees 56 minutes of Sagittarius. The older, seasonal definition, the third of four full moons in one astronomical season, does not apply in 2026, so May 31 is the year's only Blue Moon by any reckoning.
The four eclipses of 2026
| Date | Eclipse | Lunation | Sign and degree |
|---|---|---|---|
| February 17 | Annular solar eclipse | New Moon | 28 degrees 50 minutes Aquarius |
| March 3 | Total lunar eclipse | Full Moon | 12 degrees 54 minutes Virgo |
| August 12 | Total solar eclipse | New Moon | 20 degrees 02 minutes Leo |
| August 28 | Partial lunar eclipse | Full Moon | 4 degrees 54 minutes Pisces |
The August pair is the one most people remember: a total solar eclipse in Leo, with Jupiter newly in Leo alongside it, followed sixteen days later by a lunar eclipse in Pisces. Both have their own guides: the August 12 solar eclipse and the August 28 lunar eclipse.
How to read a full moon or new moon for yourself
A new moon is the Sun and Moon together at the same degree. It opens a chapter in the house of your chart that holds that degree. A full moon is the Sun and Moon opposite each other, and it brings something to a head across the two houses on that axis. To use this calendar, find the sign and degree in the table, then find the house that holds it in your birth chart. The free birth chart reading shows the house for each of your placements, and the transit calendar links every 2026 lunation to its full guide.
Guides to the remaining 2026 lunations
- New Moon in Libra, October 10
- Hunter's Moon, Full Moon in Taurus, October 26
- New Moon in Scorpio, November 9
- Beaver Moon, Full Moon in Gemini, November 24
- New Moon in Sagittarius, December 8
- Cold Moon, Full Moon in Cancer, December 23
For the months around them, read the October 2026 and November 2026 astrology calendars.
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