Current Moon Phase

Waxing Gibbous
84% of full

Farmers Almanac
The 2012 Farmers Almanac
Farmers' Almanac

Dates and Times of Full Moons

Here are the dates, names, and times (EDT) of upcoming full moons from the Farmers’ Almanac. Have you ever wondered why full Moons were given these names? Click here and get the fascinating facts! Remember, the Farmers’ Almanac also has more information on upcoming best times to view Solar and Lunar eclipses, the planets, meteor showers and more. Get your copy from our online store today!

Full Moons in 2011
January 19th Full Wolf Moon 4:21 pm
February 18th Full Snow Moon 3:36 am
March 19th Full Worm Moon 2:10 pm
April 17th Full Pink Moon 10:44 pm
May 17th Full Flower Moon 7:09 am
June 15th Full Strawberry Moon 4:14 pm
July 15th Full Thunder Moon 2:40 am
August 13th Full Sturgeon Moon 2:57 pm
September 12th Full Harvest Moon 5:27 am
October 11th Full Hunter’s Moon 10:06 pm
November 10th Full Beaver Moon 3:16 pm
December 10th Full Cold Moon 9:36 am
Full Moons in 2012
January 9th Full Wolf Moon 2:30 am
February 7th Full Snow Moon 4:54 pm
March 8th Full Worm Moon 4:40 am
April 6th Full Pink Moon 3:19 pm
May 5th Full Flower Moon 11:35 pm
June 4th Full Strawberry Moon 7:12 am
July 3rd Full Thunder Moon 2:52 pm
August 1st Full Sturgeon Moon 11:28 pm
August 31st Full Blue Moon 9:58 am
September 29th Full Harvest Moon 11:19 pm
October 29th Full Hunter’s Moon 3:50 pm
November 28th Full Beaver Moon 9:46 am
December 28th Full Cold Moon 5:21 am
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