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Moon Phase Calendar from the Farmers' Almanac
Find moon phase information for upcoming full moons, new moons and more!
Important: The moon phase calendar is intended as a general guide and is not always indicative of the precise time a certain phase will occur. For exact dates and times of upcoming full moons, please visit this page »
For information on full moon names and their meanings, click here »
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1
Waning Crescent
29% of Full
2
Waning Crescent
20% of Full
3
Waning Crescent
12% of Full
4
Waning Crescent
6% of Full
5
Waning Crescent
2% of Full
6
New Moon
0% of Full
7
New Moon
0% of Full
8
Waxing Crescent
3% of Full
9
Waxing Crescent
7% of Full
10
Waxing Crescent
12% of Full
11
Waxing Crescent
19% of Full
12
Waxing Crescent
27% of Full
13
Waxing Crescent
36% of Full
14
Waxing Crescent
45% of Full
15
Waxing Gibbous
55% of Full
16
Waxing Gibbous
64% of Full
17
Waxing Gibbous
74% of Full
18
Waxing Gibbous
82% of Full
19
Waxing Gibbous
90% of Full
20
Waxing Gibbous
96% of Full
21
Waxing Gibbous
99% of Full
22
Full Moon
100% of Full
23
Waning Gibbous
98% of Full
24
Waning Gibbous
93% of Full
25
Waning Gibbous
86% of Full
26
Waning Gibbous
77% of Full
27
Waning Gibbous
66% of Full
28
Waning Gibbous
55% of Full
29
Waning Crescent
44% of Full
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