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Full Moon Calendar 2030: Dates, Times and Names
The next full moon is the Wolf Moon on Saturday, January 19, 2030 at 10:54 AM ET (7:54 AM PT).
2030 has 12 full moons and 2 lunar eclipses.
| Name | Date (ET) | Eastern (ET) | Central (CT) | Mountain (MT) | Arizona (MST) | Pacific (PT) | UTC | Nepal | Hindu month · festival | Distance | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wolf Moon | Sat, Jan 19, 2030 | Jan 19, 10:54 AM | Jan 19, 9:54 AM | Jan 19, 8:54 AM | Jan 19, 8:54 AM | Jan 19, 7:54 AM | Jan 19, 3:54 PM | Jan 19, 9:39 PM | Poush Purnima | 387,798 km | |
| Snow Moon | Mon, Feb 18, 2030 | Feb 18, 1:20 AM | Feb 18, 12:20 AM | Feb 17, 11:20 PM | Feb 17, 11:20 PM | Feb 17, 10:20 PM | Feb 18, 6:20 AM | Feb 18, 12:05 PM | Magh Purnima Maghi Purnima | 376,414 km | |
| Worm Moon | Tue, Mar 19, 2030 | Mar 19, 1:57 PM | Mar 19, 12:57 PM | Mar 19, 11:57 AM | Mar 19, 10:57 AM | Mar 19, 10:57 AM | Mar 19, 5:57 PM | Mar 19, 11:42 PM | Falgun Purnima Fagu Purnima · Holi | 366,434 km | |
| Pink Moon | Wed, Apr 17, 2030 | Apr 17, 11:20 PM | Apr 17, 10:20 PM | Apr 17, 9:20 PM | Apr 17, 8:20 PM | Apr 17, 8:20 PM | Apr 18, 3:20 AM | Apr 18, 9:05 AM | Chaitra Purnima Chaitra Purnima (Hanuman Jayanti in many traditions) | 359,648 km | |
| Flower Moon | Fri, May 17, 2030 | May 17, 7:19 AM | May 17, 6:19 AM | May 17, 5:19 AM | May 17, 4:19 AM | May 17, 4:19 AM | May 17, 11:19 AM | May 17, 5:04 PM | Baisakh Purnima Buddha Purnima · Buddha Jayanti | 357,019 km | Closest (biggest) full moon of the year |
| Strawberry Moon | Sat, Jun 15, 2030 | Jun 15, 2:41 PM | Jun 15, 1:41 PM | Jun 15, 12:41 PM | Jun 15, 11:41 AM | Jun 15, 11:41 AM | Jun 15, 6:41 PM | Jun 16, 12:26 AM | Jestha Purnima | 358,772 km | partial lunar eclipse |
| Buck Moon | Sun, Jul 14, 2030 | Jul 14, 10:12 PM | Jul 14, 9:12 PM | Jul 14, 8:12 PM | Jul 14, 7:12 PM | Jul 14, 7:12 PM | Jul 15, 2:12 AM | Jul 15, 7:57 AM | Ashadh Purnima Guru Purnima | 364,526 km | |
| Sturgeon Moon | Tue, Aug 13, 2030 | Aug 13, 6:44 AM | Aug 13, 5:44 AM | Aug 13, 4:44 AM | Aug 13, 3:44 AM | Aug 13, 3:44 AM | Aug 13, 10:44 AM | Aug 13, 4:29 PM | Shrawan Purnima Janai Purnima · Raksha Bandhan | 373,390 km | |
| Harvest Moon also Corn Moon | Wed, Sep 11, 2030 | Sep 11, 5:18 PM | Sep 11, 4:18 PM | Sep 11, 3:18 PM | Sep 11, 2:18 PM | Sep 11, 2:18 PM | Sep 11, 9:18 PM | Sep 12, 3:03 AM | Bhadra Purnima | 383,989 km | |
| Hunter's Moon | Fri, Oct 11, 2030 | Oct 11, 6:47 AM | Oct 11, 5:47 AM | Oct 11, 4:47 AM | Oct 11, 3:47 AM | Oct 11, 3:47 AM | Oct 11, 10:47 AM | Oct 11, 4:32 PM | Ashwin Purnima Kojagrat Purnima · Sharad Purnima (end of Dashain) | 394,473 km | |
| Beaver Moon | Sat, Nov 9, 2030 | Nov 9, 10:30 PM | Nov 9, 9:30 PM | Nov 9, 8:30 PM | Nov 9, 8:30 PM | Nov 9, 7:30 PM | Nov 10, 3:30 AM | Nov 10, 9:15 AM | Kartik Purnima Kartik Purnima | 402,615 km | |
| Cold Moon | Mon, Dec 9, 2030 | Dec 9, 5:41 PM | Dec 9, 4:41 PM | Dec 9, 3:41 PM | Dec 9, 3:41 PM | Dec 9, 2:41 PM | Dec 9, 10:41 PM | Dec 10, 4:26 AM | Mangsir Purnima Yomari Punhi (Newar) | 406,288 km | Farthest (smallest)penumbral lunar eclipse |
Names follow the traditional North American (Old Farmer's Almanac) convention by Eastern-time calendar month. Harvest Moon = the full moon closest to the September equinox; Hunter's Moon = the one after it. Blue Moon = the second full moon in one calendar month (Eastern time). Hindu month names are amanta (the month that began at the previous new moon); Purnima festivals can fall a day earlier or later depending on local sunrise.
Lunar eclipses in 2030
Partial lunar eclipse — Saturday, June 15, 2030
Peak: 2:33 PM ET · 11:33 AM PT · 6:33 PM UTC · 145 min partial phase.
| City | Moon at peak |
|---|---|
| New York, NY | Below the horizon (not visible at peak) |
| Los Angeles, CA | Below the horizon (not visible at peak) |
| Chicago, IL | Below the horizon (not visible at peak) |
| Denver, CO | Below the horizon (not visible at peak) |
| Honolulu, HI | Below the horizon (not visible at peak) |
Penumbral lunar eclipse — Monday, December 9, 2030
Peak: 5:27 PM ET · 2:27 PM PT · 10:27 PM UTC · 280 min penumbral.
| City | Moon at peak |
|---|---|
| New York, NY | Visible — 10° above the horizon |
| Los Angeles, CA | Below the horizon (not visible at peak) |
| Chicago, IL | Visible — 1° above the horizon |
| Denver, CO | Below the horizon (not visible at peak) |
| Honolulu, HI | Below the horizon (not visible at peak) |
Hindu tradition observes a sutak (inauspicious) period before an eclipse; rules vary by family and temple.