Lunar calendar · 2030
Full and new moons in 2030
12 full moons, 13 new moons, 8 supermoons and 4 eclipses. Each one is listed with its exact time, its sign and degree, and its traditional name.
Times shown in UTC
January
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New Moon
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Full Moon · Wolf Moon
February
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New Moon
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Full Moon · Snow Moon
March
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New Moon
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Full Moon · Worm Moon
April
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New Moon
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Full Moon · Pink Moon
May
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New Moon
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Full Moon · Flower Moon
June
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New Moon
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Full Moon · Strawberry Moon
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New Moon
July
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Full Moon · Buck Moon
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New Moon
August
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Full Moon · Sturgeon Moon
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New Moon
September
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Full Moon · Harvest Moon
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New Moon
October
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Full Moon · Hunter’s Moon
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New Moon
November
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Full Moon · Beaver Moon
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New Moon
December
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Full Moon · Cold Moon
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New Moon
Planning around the Moon? The Best days planner uses its phase and its void-of-course periods. See also the 2030 eclipses and this year’s retrogrades.
Questions
How many full moons are there in 2030?
There are 12 full moons and 13 new moons. Times are in UTC, so a moon near midnight can fall on a different date where you live.
When are the supermoons in 2030?
There are 8 supermoons. Tue 19 Mar 2030, a full moon. Thu 18 Apr 2030, a full moon. Fri 17 May 2030, a full moon. Sat 15 Jun 2030, a full moon. Mon 15 Jul 2030, a full moon. Sat 26 Oct 2030, a new moon. Mon 25 Nov 2030, a new moon. Tue 24 Dec 2030, a new moon. We count a supermoon when the Moon is at least 90% of the way to its closest point in that orbit.
Are there eclipses on a full or new moon in 2030?
Yes. Annular solar eclipse on Sat 1 Jun 2030. Partial lunar eclipse on Sat 15 Jun 2030. Total solar eclipse on Mon 25 Nov 2030. Penumbral lunar eclipse on Mon 9 Dec 2030. Every solar eclipse happens at a new moon, and every lunar eclipse at a full moon.
What are the traditional full moon names?
They come mostly from North American and European almanacs. From January to December, they are Wolf, Snow, Worm, Pink, Flower, Strawberry, Buck, Sturgeon, Corn or Harvest, Hunter’s, Beaver and Cold. The Harvest Moon is the full moon nearest the September equinox.