Moon phase calendar 2027

Every full moon, new moon and quarter of 2027, computed to the minute and shown in your own timezone, with folk names, zodiac signs and eclipses.

12
Full moons
13
New moons
0
Umbral lunar eclipses
29.81days
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January

  • New moon
  • Wolf Moon

February

  • New moon
  • Snow Moon

March

  • New moon
  • Worm Moon

April

  • New moon
  • Pink Moon

May

  • New moon
  • Flower Moon

June

  • New moon
  • Strawberry Moon

July

  • New moon
  • Buck Moon

August

  • New moon
  • Sturgeon Moon
  • New moon

September

  • Harvest Moon
  • New moon

October

  • Hunter's Moon
  • New moon

November

  • Beaver Moon
  • New moon

December

  • Cold Moon
  • New moon
Every full and new moon of 2026 placed on a year axis, each with the sign it falls in. Eclipsed full moons are ringed.
Every full and new moon of 2026 placed on a year axis, each with the sign it falls in. Eclipsed full moons are ringed.

Every moon phase of 2027

All 49 quarter instants of the year, to the minute, with the degree and sign each one falls on. Eclipses, blue moons and traditional full-moon names are marked.

DatePhaseSignNotes
New Moon17.3° Capricorn
First Quarter25.5° Aries
Full Moon2.2° LeoWolf Moon
Last Quarter9.3° Scorpio
New Moon17.6° Aquarius
First Quarter25.4° Taurus
Full Moon2.1° VirgoSnow Moon
Last Quarter9.4° Sagittarius
New Moon17.6° Pisces
First Quarter24.9° Gemini
Full Moon1.6° LibraWorm Moon
Last Quarter9.1° Capricorn
New Moon17.0° Aries
First Quarter23.8° Cancer
Full Moon0.6° ScorpioPink Moon
Last Quarter8.3° Aquarius
New Moon15.7° Taurus
First Quarter22.2° Leo
Full Moon29.2° ScorpioFlower Moon
Last Quarter7.0° Pisces
New Moon14.0° Gemini
First Quarter20.3° Virgo
Full Moon27.6° SagittariusStrawberry Moon
Last Quarter5.4° Aries
New Moon12.0° Cancer
First Quarter18.3° Libra
Full Moon25.8° CapricornBuck Moon
Last Quarter3.5° Taurus
New Moon9.9° Leo
First Quarter16.4° Scorpio
Full Moon24.2° AquariusSturgeon Moon
Last Quarter1.7° Gemini
New Moon8.1° Virgo
First Quarter14.9° Sagittarius
Full Moon22.9° PiscesHarvest Moon
Last Quarter0.2° Cancer
New Moon6.7° Libra
First Quarter14.0° Capricorn
Full Moon22.0° AriesHunter's Moon
Last Quarter29.1° Cancer
New Moon5.9° Scorpio
First Quarter13.7° Aquarius
Full Moon21.5° TaurusBeaver Moon
Last Quarter28.5° Leo
New Moon5.7° Sagittarius
First Quarter13.9° Pisces
Full Moon21.4° GeminiCold Moon
Last Quarter28.2° Virgo
New Moon5.8° Capricorn

Rows are UTC calendar days. The exact times follow the timezone setting above, so a time close to midnight can belong to the neighbouring day in your own zone.

2027 at a glance

2027 carries twelve full moons and 13 new moons — the ordinary arrangement, where each calendar month gets exactly one full moon and the dates walk steadily backwards through the year.

The moon phase calendar 2027 below lists all of them, in your own timezone, with the exact instant rather than the date alone. Every time on this page is searched for individually in the ephemeris rather than stepped forward from the one before, because the lunation length varies enough that adding 29.53 days repeatedly drifts off within months.

One thing the table will not do is round to the day. Instants matter here more than they look like they should: the difference between a full moon at 23:40 and one at 00:20 is a whole calendar date, and which side of midnight it falls on depends on where the reader is standing rather than on anything about the Moon.

The shortest lunar cycle of 2027 runs 29.29 days and the longest 29.81 — a spread of about 12 hours between them. That variation comes from the Moon's elliptical orbit: it moves fastest at perigee, so the cycles that contain a perigee near new moon finish sooner.

Why 2027 has no visible lunar eclipse

2027 is unusual on this calendar: not one of its full moons falls close enough to a lunar node for the Earth's umbral shadow to reach the Moon. There are no total or partial lunar eclipses in the year at all.

Eclipses need the Sun, Earth and Moon nearly in a line, and the Moon's orbit is tilted about 5° to ours. Twice a year the Sun passes near one of the two nodes where the orbits cross, opening an eclipse season — but a full moon has to land inside that window, and in some years the timing simply misses on both passes.

Penumbral eclipses may still occur, and are omitted here deliberately: the Moon dims very slightly, almost nobody can see the difference, and flagging one teaches you to distrust the flag on the eclipses you actually can see. The eclipse calendar lists them, clearly labelled, because that page's job is completeness rather than usefulness at a glance.

The longest and shortest lunar cycle of 2027

A lunation is not a fixed length. In 2027 the shortest runs 29.29 days, from the new moon on July 4, and the longest runs 29.81 days, from the one on January 7 — a difference of about 12 hours between two consecutive months of the same cycle.

The cause is the shape of the orbit. The Moon travels along an ellipse, moving fastest near perigee and slowest near apogee, so a cycle that happens to contain its perigee close to the new moon gets through the 360° of elongation sooner. Over a year the effect is large enough to matter: adding 29.53 days repeatedly to a known new moon drifts off the real dates within a few months, which is why every instant on this page is searched for individually rather than stepped forward from the one before.

This is also the answer to a question the table above raises for anyone who studies it. The gaps between consecutive full moons are not equal, the gaps between a full moon and the next first quarter are not equal, and neither pattern repeats from year to year. The moon phase calendar 2027 above spaces them where they actually fall; one that spaces its events evenly is drawing the idea of a lunation rather than the real one.

How 2027's full moons fall across the zodiac

Every full moon in the moon phase calendar 2027 above carries a sign, and because a full moon is always opposite the Sun, its sign is fixed by the date: a full moon while the Sun is in Leo is a full moon in Aquarius, every time. The sequence marches forward one sign a month and cannot do anything else.

What varies is the degree, and in 2027 that produces a doubling: Scorpio carries more than one full moon. That happens when a full moon falls very early in a sign and the next cycle brings another before the Sun has moved on.

The degree is the number worth reading rather than the sign. A full moon at 2° of a sign and one at 28° are nearly a month apart in the cycle they belong to, and only one of them will be within orb of anything in a particular birth chart.

The other pattern worth noticing in 2027's table is where in each sign the moons fall. Because thirteen lunations do not fit evenly into twelve months, the degree creeps in one direction across the year — forwards in a twelve-moon year, backwards in a thirteen-moon one. Two consecutive Januarys can therefore put the full moon at very different points in the same sign, which is why a birth chart contact that fires one year may not the next.

Frequently asked questions

How many full moons are there in 2027?

12. The moon phase calendar 2027 above lists each one with its exact instant, folk name and zodiac sign.

Which timezone is this 2027 calendar in?

Yours, resolved in your browser, with a toggle to UTC for comparing against a published almanac. A full moon late in the UTC day falls on the previous date across the Americas — the same instant, two calendar dates.

Is there a Blue Moon in 2027?

The table flags it if there is. A Blue Moon is the second full moon in one calendar month, which happens roughly every two and a half years rather than annually.

Are there lunar eclipses in 2027?

Any eclipsed full moon is flagged in the table with the fraction of the disc inside the umbra. Penumbral eclipses are left out here — they are real but essentially invisible, and the eclipse calendar lists them separately.

How accurate are these 2027 dates?

Each instant is located by search over the ephemeris and is stable to well under a minute. As a published cross-check, the 28 August 2026 full moon computes here to 04:19 UTC, matching the Farmers' Almanac's 12:19 a.m. EDT.

Why do the full moon names not match my almanac?

Check Harvest and Hunter's Moon first. Both are defined by the September equinox rather than by a month — Harvest is the full moon nearest it, Hunter's the one after — so tables that assign names by month get them wrong in some years. This calendar computes them.