2030 moon calendar

2030 has 12 full moons, 3 supermoons and 4 eclipses: 2 solar and 2 lunar.

Printable 2030 moon calendar

Full moons 12 No blue moon
Supermoons 3 Apr 18, May 17, and Jun 15 · 5 by the 90% rule
Eclipses 4 2 solar, 2 lunar
Closest full moon May 17 221,841 mi

The moon in 2030 at a glance

Key dates of the year, from January to December. Dates and times in UTC.

Mar 20 1:52 pm March equinox Spring begins in the Northern Hemisphere, fall in the Southern
Apr 18 3:21 am Supermoon Full moon at 223,474 mi
May 17 11:20 am Supermoon Full moon at 221,841 mi, the closest full moon of the year
May 31 6:15 am Farthest apogee of the year 252,560 mi from Earth
Jun 1 6:28 am Annular solar eclipse Visible from Europe, northern Africa, Asia, and northern North America
Jun 15 6:33 pm Partial lunar eclipse Visible from eastern Europe, Africa, Asia, Oceania, and Antarctica
Jun 15 6:41 pm Supermoon Full moon at 222,930 mi
Jun 21 7:31 am June solstice Summer begins in the Northern Hemisphere, winter in the Southern
Sep 11 9:18 pm Harvest Moon The full moon closest to the September equinox
Sep 22 11:27 pm September equinox Fall begins in the Northern Hemisphere, spring in the Southern
Oct 11 10:47 am Hunter's Moon The full moon after the Harvest Moon
Nov 25 6:47 am Perigean spring tides New moon near perigee: higher tides than usual one or two days later
Nov 25 6:50 am Total solar eclipse Visible from southern Africa, Oceania, and eastern Antarctica
Dec 9 10:28 pm Penumbral lunar eclipse Visible from Europe, Africa, Asia, eastern North America, and northern South America
Dec 9 10:41 pm Micromoon Full moon at 252,456 mi, the farthest of the year
Dec 21 8:10 pm December solstice Winter begins in the Northern Hemisphere, summer in the Southern
Dec 24 10:08 am Closest perigee of the year 221,779 mi from Earth
Dec 24 5:33 pm Perigean spring tides New moon near perigee: higher tides than usual one or two days later

2030 moon phases month by month

Each day shows the moon at midday (12:00 UTC) and, below, the percentage illuminated. New moon, first quarter, full moon and last quarter days are highlighted; the orange line marks good fishing days by moon phase. Dates and times in UTC.

January

Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
		19	24	31	40	53
67	714	822	930	1040	1149	1259
1368	1476	1584	1690	1795	1899	19100
2099	2196	2291	2384	2475	2564	2653
2742	2831	2921	3012	316

New moon Fri Jan 4 · 2:50 am
First quarter Fri Jan 11 · 2:07 pm
Full moon Sat Jan 19 · 3:55 pm
Last quarter Sat Jan 26 · 6:15 pm

Full moon Jan 19 · Wolf Moon
Perigee Jan 1 · 226,328 mi
Apogee Jan 13 · 251,428 mi
Perigee Jan 28 · 229,618 mi
Fishing jan 2–5 and 18–21 · January solunar calendar ›

February

Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
					12	20
31	44	59	615	723	832	941
1050	1160	1269	1377	1485	1591	1696
1799	18100	1998	2093	2187	2278	2368
2457	2545	2634	2724	2816

New moon Sat Feb 2 · 4:08 pm
First quarter Sun Feb 10 · 11:50 am
Full moon Mon Feb 18 · 6:20 am
Last quarter Mon Feb 25 · 1:58 am

Full moon Feb 18 · Snow Moon
Apogee Feb 10 · 251,207 mi
Perigee Feb 22 · 228,910 mi
Fishing feb 1–4 and 16–19 · February solunar calendar ›

March

Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
					19	24
31	40	52	65	710	817	924
1033	1142	1251	1361	1470	1579	1687
1793	1898	19100	2099	2196	2289	2381
2471	2560	2649	2738	2828	2919	3012
316

New moon Mon Mar 4 · 6:35 am
First quarter Tue Mar 12 · 8:48 am
Full moon Tue Mar 19 · 5:57 pm
Last quarter Tue Mar 26 · 9:52 am

Full moon Mar 19 · Worm Moon
Apogee Mar 10 · 251,491 mi
Perigee Mar 21 · 225,535 mi
Fishing mar 2–5 and 18–21 · March solunar calendar ›

April

Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
	12	20	30	42	56	611
718	826	935	1044	1154	1264	1374
1483	1590	1696	1799	18100	1997	2092
2184	2275	2364	2453	2542	2632	2723
2815	299	304

New moon Tue Apr 2 · 10:03 pm
First quarter Thu Apr 11 · 2:58 am
Full moon Thu Apr 18 · 3:21 am
Last quarter Wed Apr 24 · 6:40 pm

Full moon Apr 18 · Pink Moon supermoon
Apogee Apr 6 · 252,057 mi
Perigee Apr 19 · 222,883 mi
Fishing apr 1–4, 16–19, and 30 · April solunar calendar ›

May

Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
			11	20	31	43
57	613	720	829	938	1048	1158
1269	1379	1487	1594	1698	17100	1898
1994	2087	2178	2268	2358	2447	2537
2628	2719	2812	297	303	311

New moon Thu May 2 · 2:13 pm
First quarter Fri May 10 · 5:12 pm
Full moon Fri May 17 · 11:20 am
Last quarter Fri May 24 · 4:58 am

Full moon May 17 · Flower Moon supermoon
Apogee May 4 · 252,495 mi
Perigee May 17 · 221,835 mi
Apogee May 31 · 252,560 mi
Fishing may 1–4, 16–18, and 30–31 · May solunar calendar ›

June

Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
						10
21	35	49	516	624	733	843
954	1065	1175	1285	1392	1498	15100
1699	1796	1890	1982	2072	2163	2252
2342	2433	2524	2617	2710	285	292
300

New moon Sat Jun 1 · 6:22 am
First quarter Sun Jun 9 · 3:36 am
Full moon Sat Jun 15 · 6:41 pm
Last quarter Sat Jun 22 · 5:20 pm
New moon Sun Jun 30 · 9:35 pm

Full moon Jun 15 · Strawberry Moon supermooneclipse
Perigee Jun 14 · 222,559 mi
Apogee Jun 27 · 252,194 mi
Eclipse Jun 1 · Annular solar eclipse
Eclipse Jun 15 · Partial lunar eclipse
Fishing jun 1–3, 14–17, and 29–30 · June solunar calendar ›

July

Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
	10	23	37	413	520	629
740	851	962	1073	1182	1291	1396
1499	15100	1697	1792	1885	1977	2068
2158	2249	2339	2430	2522	2614	278
284	291	300	311

First quarter Mon Jul 8 · 11:02 am
Full moon Mon Jul 15 · 2:12 am
Last quarter Mon Jul 22 · 8:08 am
New moon Tue Jul 30 · 11:12 am

Full moon Jul 15 · Buck Moon
Perigee Jul 13 · 224,802 mi
Apogee Jul 25 · 251,578 mi
Fishing jul 1–2, 13–16, and 28–31 · July solunar calendar ›

August

Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
				15	210	317
426	537	648	759	870	980	1089
1195	1299	13100	1498	1595	1689	1782
1874	1965	2055	2146	2237	2328	2420
2512	267	273	280	291	303	318

First quarter Tue Aug 6 · 4:43 pm
Full moon Tue Aug 13 · 10:45 am
Last quarter Wed Aug 21 · 1:16 am
New moon Wed Aug 28 · 11:08 pm

Full moon Aug 13 · Sturgeon Moon
Perigee Aug 9 · 227,874 mi
Apogee Aug 21 · 251,133 mi
Fishing aug 1, 12–14, and 27–30 · August solunar calendar ›

September

Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
115	224	334	445	557	668	778
887	993	1098	11100	1299	1397	1493
1587	1680	1771	1863	1953	2044	2134
2225	2317	2410	255	261	270	282
296	3013

First quarter Wed Sep 4 · 9:56 pm
Full moon Wed Sep 11 · 9:18 pm
Last quarter Thu Sep 19 · 7:57 pm
New moon Fri Sep 27 · 9:55 am

Full moon Sep 11 · Harvest Moon
Perigee Sep 4 · 229,827 mi
Apogee Sep 18 · 251,185 mi
Perigee Sep 30 · 227,634 mi
Fishing sep 10–13 and 25–28 · September solunar calendar ›

October

Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
		121	231	343	454	565
675	784	891	996	1099	11100	1299
1396	1491	1585	1678	1770	1861	1951
2042	2132	2223	2314	248	253	260
271	284	2910	3018	3128

First quarter Fri Oct 4 · 3:57 am
Full moon Fri Oct 11 · 10:47 am
Last quarter Sat Oct 19 · 2:51 pm
New moon Sat Oct 26 · 8:17 pm

Full moon Oct 11 · Hunter's Moon
Apogee Oct 16 · 251,696 mi
Perigee Oct 28 · 224,385 mi
Fishing oct 9–13 and 25–28 · October solunar calendar ›

November

Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
					139	250
361	471	580	688	793	897	9100
10100	1198	1295	1390	1484	1577	1668
1759	1849	1939	2028	2119	2211	235
241	250	262	277	2815	2924	3034

First quarter Sat Nov 2 · 11:57 am
Full moon Sun Nov 10 · 3:31 am
Last quarter Mon Nov 18 · 8:33 am
New moon Mon Nov 25 · 6:47 am

Full moon Nov 10 · Beaver Moon
Apogee Nov 13 · 252,266 mi
Perigee Nov 25 · 222,146 mi
Eclipse Nov 25 · Total solar eclipse
Fishing nov 8–11 and 23–26 · November solunar calendar ›

December

Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
145	256	366	475	583	690	795
898	9100	10100	1198	1294	1389	1482
1574	1665	1755	1845	1934	2024	2115
227	232	240	251	265	2711	2819
2929	3039	3149

First quarter Sun Dec 1 · 10:57 pm
Full moon Mon Dec 9 · 10:41 pm
Last quarter Wed Dec 18 · 12:02 am
New moon Tue Dec 24 · 5:33 pm
First quarter Tue Dec 31 · 1:37 pm

Full moon Dec 9 · Cold Moon micromooneclipse
Apogee Dec 10 · 252,500 mi
Perigee Dec 24 · 221,779 mi
Eclipse Dec 9 · Penumbral lunar eclipse
Fishing dec 8–11 and 23–26 · December solunar calendar ›

All the main moon phases of 2030

Dates and times in UTC. With the UTC time alongside when your time zone is different.

Phase	Date	Time
New moon	Fri Jan 4	2:50 am
First quarter	Fri Jan 11	2:07 pm
Full moon	Sat Jan 19	3:55 pm
Last quarter	Sat Jan 26	6:15 pm
New moon	Sat Feb 2	4:08 pm
First quarter	Sun Feb 10	11:50 am
Full moon	Mon Feb 18	6:20 am
Last quarter	Mon Feb 25	1:58 am
New moon	Mon Mar 4	6:35 am
First quarter	Tue Mar 12	8:48 am
Full moon	Tue Mar 19	5:57 pm
Last quarter	Tue Mar 26	9:52 am
New moon	Tue Apr 2	10:03 pm
First quarter	Thu Apr 11	2:58 am
Full moon	Thu Apr 18	3:21 am
Last quarter	Wed Apr 24	6:40 pm
New moon	Thu May 2	2:13 pm
First quarter	Fri May 10	5:12 pm
Full moon	Fri May 17	11:20 am
Last quarter	Fri May 24	4:58 am
New moon	Sat Jun 1	6:22 am
First quarter	Sun Jun 9	3:36 am
Full moon	Sat Jun 15	6:41 pm
Last quarter	Sat Jun 22	5:20 pm
New moon	Sun Jun 30	9:35 pm

Phase	Date	Time
First quarter	Mon Jul 8	11:02 am
Full moon	Mon Jul 15	2:12 am
Last quarter	Mon Jul 22	8:08 am
New moon	Tue Jul 30	11:12 am
First quarter	Tue Aug 6	4:43 pm
Full moon	Tue Aug 13	10:45 am
Last quarter	Wed Aug 21	1:16 am
New moon	Wed Aug 28	11:08 pm
First quarter	Wed Sep 4	9:56 pm
Full moon	Wed Sep 11	9:18 pm
Last quarter	Thu Sep 19	7:57 pm
New moon	Fri Sep 27	9:55 am
First quarter	Fri Oct 4	3:57 am
Full moon	Fri Oct 11	10:47 am
Last quarter	Sat Oct 19	2:51 pm
New moon	Sat Oct 26	8:17 pm
First quarter	Sat Nov 2	11:57 am
Full moon	Sun Nov 10	3:31 am
Last quarter	Mon Nov 18	8:33 am
New moon	Mon Nov 25	6:47 am
First quarter	Sun Dec 1	10:57 pm
Full moon	Mon Dec 9	10:41 pm
Last quarter	Wed Dec 18	12:02 am
New moon	Tue Dec 24	5:33 pm
First quarter	Tue Dec 31	1:37 pm

2030 full moons and their names

The year's 12 full moons with their traditional names, their distance from Earth and whether they are a supermoon, micromoon or blue moon.

Date	Name	Distance
Saturday, January 19 3:55 pm	Wolf Moon	240,967 mi
Monday, February 18 6:20 am	Snow Moon	233,894 mi
Tuesday, March 19 5:57 pm	Worm Moon	227,691 mi
Thursday, April 18 3:21 am	Pink Moon supermoon	223,474 mi
Friday, May 17 11:20 am	Flower Moon supermoon	221,841 mi
Saturday, June 15 6:41 pm	Strawberry Moon supermooneclipse	222,930 mi
Monday, July 15 2:12 am	Buck Moon	226,506 mi
Tuesday, August 13 10:45 am	Sturgeon Moon	232,014 mi
Wednesday, September 11 9:18 pm	Harvest Moon	238,599 mi
Friday, October 11 10:47 am	Hunter's Moon	245,113 mi
Sunday, November 10 3:31 am	Beaver Moon	250,174 mi
Monday, December 9 10:41 pm	Cold Moon micromooneclipse	252,456 mi

The names are the traditional North American ones, which follow the Northern Hemisphere seasons. The Harvest Moon is the full moon closest to the September equinox, and the Hunter's Moon is the next one.

We call it a supermoon when a full moon falls within about a day and a half of a perigee (the point of the orbit closest to Earth) under 225,000 miles (362,000 km): it looks slightly bigger and brighter. That's a strict definition, since there is no official one and every list uses its own. Under the broader 90% rule that NASA uses (a full moon at least 90% of the way to perigee), 2030 has 5 supermoons, adding the full moons of March 19 and July 15. A micromoon is the opposite: near an apogee beyond 251,700 miles (405,000 km). Why lists count differently

A blue moon is the second full moon in the same calendar month (using UTC dates). It doesn't change color.

2030 lunar perigee and apogee

The moon's orbit isn't a circle: every month it passes a point closest to Earth (perigee) and a point farthest away (apogee).

Closest perigee Dec 24 221,779 mi
Farthest apogee May 31 252,560 mi
Closest full moon May 17 221,841 mi
Farthest full moon Dec 9 252,456 mi

Perigee / Apogee	Date	Distance
Perigee	Tue Jan 1	226,328 mi
Apogee	Sun Jan 13	251,428 mi
Perigee	Mon Jan 28	229,618 mi
Apogee	Sun Feb 10	251,207 mi
Perigee	Fri Feb 22	228,910 mi
Apogee	Sun Mar 10	251,491 mi
Perigee	Thu Mar 21	225,535 mi
Apogee	Sat Apr 6	252,057 mi
Perigee	Fri Apr 19	222,883 miat full moon
Apogee	Sat May 4	252,495 miat new moon
Perigee	Fri May 17	221,835 miat full moon
Apogee	Fri May 31	252,560 mifarthest of the year · at new moon
Perigee	Fri Jun 14	222,559 miat full moon
Apogee	Thu Jun 27	252,194 mi

Perigee / Apogee	Date	Distance
Perigee	Sat Jul 13	224,802 mi
Apogee	Thu Jul 25	251,578 mi
Perigee	Fri Aug 9	227,874 mi
Apogee	Wed Aug 21	251,133 mi
Perigee	Wed Sep 4	229,827 mi
Apogee	Wed Sep 18	251,185 mi
Perigee	Mon Sep 30	227,634 mi
Apogee	Wed Oct 16	251,696 mi
Perigee	Mon Oct 28	224,385 mi
Apogee	Wed Nov 13	252,266 mi
Perigee	Mon Nov 25	222,146 miat new moon
Apogee	Tue Dec 10	252,500 miat full moon
Perigee	Tue Dec 24	221,779 miclosest of the year · at new moon

Distance from the center of the Earth to the center of the moon. The exact time of perigee and apogee varies by a few minutes between orbit models, because the distance barely changes around those points.

2030 eclipses

Dates and times in UTC.

Annular solar eclipseSaturday, June 1

Peak: 6:28 am
Path of annularity: Algeria, Tunisia, Greece, Turkey, Russia, northern China and Japan
Visible, at least in part, from: Europe, northern Africa, Asia, and northern North America

How it looks from…

New York Not visible
Los Angeles Not visible
London Partial: 48% of the sun covered, peak at 5:22 am
Sydney Not visible

Partial lunar eclipseSaturday, June 15

Peak: 6:33 pm
Partial: 5:21 pm to 7:46 pm
Visible, at least in part, from: Eastern Europe, Africa, Asia, Oceania, and Antarctica

How it looks from…

New York Not visible
Los Angeles Not visible
London Not visible
Sydney Visible throughout

Total solar eclipseMonday, November 25

Peak: 6:50 am
Path of totality: Botswana, South Africa and Australia
Visible, at least in part, from: Southern Africa, Oceania, and eastern Antarctica

How it looks from…

New York Not visible
Los Angeles Not visible
London Not visible
Sydney Partial: 79% of the sun covered, peak at 8:19 am

Penumbral lunar eclipseMonday, December 9

Peak: 10:28 pm
Visible, at least in part, from: Europe, Africa, Asia, eastern North America, and northern South America

How it looks from…

New York Only partly (moonrise or moonset)
Los Angeles Not visible
London Visible throughout
Sydney Not visible

A lunar eclipse can be seen from the whole half of the Earth where the moon is above the horizon; a solar eclipse only from part of the planet. A penumbral eclipse barely dims the moon and is hard to notice.

Never look directly at the sun, with the naked eye or through binoculars, even during a partial eclipse: use certified eclipse glasses (ISO 12312-2).

Best fishing days in 2030 by the moon

According to solunar theory, fish feed more on the days around the new moon and the full moon: about three or four days each time. These are those days for every month of the year (by the phase at 12:00 UTC; in your time zone it can shift by a day).

Month	New moon	Full moon	Times by place
January	2–5	18–21	Solunar calendar (January) ›
February	1–4	16–19	Solunar calendar (February) ›
March	2–5	18–21	Solunar calendar (March) ›
April	1–4 and 30	16–19	Solunar calendar (April) ›
May	1–4 and 30–31	16–18	Solunar calendar (May) ›
June	1–3 and 29–30	14–17	Solunar calendar (June) ›
July	1–2 and 28–31	13–16	Solunar calendar (July) ›
August	1 and 27–30	12–14	Solunar calendar (August) ›
September	25–28	10–13	Solunar calendar (September) ›
October	25–28	9–13	Solunar calendar (October) ›
November	23–26	8–11	Solunar calendar (November) ›
December	23–26	8–11	Solunar calendar (December) ›

The times of the major and minor periods depend on the place: the solunar calendar gives them for your beach or harbor, with an extra point on days when they line up with sunrise or sunset.

The biggest spring tides of the year

New and full moons bring spring tides; when the moon is also near perigee, they're the biggest of the year (perigean spring tides, or king tides). They arrive one or two days after the phase.

Thursday, April 18 Full moon, with perigee at 222,883 mi
Friday, May 17 Full moon, with perigee at 221,835 mi
Saturday, June 15 Full moon, with perigee at 222,559 mi
Monday, November 25 New moon, with perigee at 222,146 mi
Tuesday, December 24 New moon, with perigee at 221,779 mi

Tide coefficient calculator ›

What time does the moon rise and set?

It depends a lot on where you are: two cities in the same country can be more than an hour apart. That's why it isn't here. Look it up on the moon page for your beach, harbor or town, with local times, solunar periods and the phase for each day.

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Questions about the moon in 2030

When is the first full moon of 2030?

The first full moon of 2030 is on Saturday, January 19 at 3:55 pm UTC, and the last one is on Monday, December 9.

How many full moons are there in 2030?

2030 has 12 full moons: Jan 19, Feb 18, Mar 19, Apr 18, May 17, Jun 15, Jul 15, Aug 13, Sep 11, Oct 11, Nov 10, and Dec 9.

What are the full moon names in 2030?

They have traditional North American names: Wolf Moon (Jan 19), Snow Moon (Feb 18), Worm Moon (Mar 19), Pink Moon (Apr 18), Flower Moon (May 17), Strawberry Moon (Jun 15), Buck Moon (Jul 15), Sturgeon Moon (Aug 13), Harvest Moon (Sep 11), Hunter's Moon (Oct 11), Beaver Moon (Nov 10), and Cold Moon (Dec 9).

What eclipses are there in 2030?

There are 4 eclipses: annular solar eclipse on June 1, partial lunar eclipse on June 15, total solar eclipse on November 25, and penumbral lunar eclipse on December 9.

Which 2030 eclipses can be seen from the US?

Penumbral lunar eclipse on December 9: from New York, only partly (moonrise or moonset).

When is there a supermoon in 2030?

2030 has 3 supermoons: April 18, May 17, and June 15. Under the broader 90% rule that NASA uses, there are 5, adding the full moons of March 19 and July 15. The closest full moon of the year is on May 17, at 221,841 mi.

When is the moon closest to Earth in 2030?

At perigee on December 24, at 221,779 mi. The farthest point of the year is the apogee on May 31, at 252,560 mi.

What are the best fishing days in 2030 by the moon?

The days around the new moon and the full moon, about eight a month. In January, for example: 2–5 and 18–21. The biggest spring tides of the year come with the full moon on April 18, the full moon on May 17, the full moon on June 15, the new moon on November 25, and the new moon on December 24. The times of the solunar periods depend on the place.

What time zone does this calendar use?

Phases are calculated in UTC, to within about a minute, and the page converts them to your device's time, daylight saving time included. Depending on your time zone, a phase can fall a day earlier or later than in UTC.

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Where this data comes from

Our own calculation with astronomy-engine, by Don Cross: phases, distances, eclipses and where they can be seen, to within about a minute (checked against NASA tables). The path of totality of solar eclipses comes from the NASA catalog (Fred Espenak). Data sources