When and how to see the Harvest Moon in 2026
When and how to see the Harvest Moon in 2026Image source, Jeff Overs/BBCByEmily WoodBBC WeatherPublished1 minute agoSeptember's full Moon will be visible in UK skies this weekend, just days after the autumn equinox.Known as the Harvest Moon, it will reach its fullest point at…
- ▪When and how to see the Harvest Moon in 2026Image source, Jeff Overs/BBCByEmily WoodBBC WeatherPublished1 minute agoSeptember's full Moon will be visible in UK skies this weekend, just days after the autumn equinox.Known as the Harvest Moon
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When and how to see the Harvest Moon in 2026Image source, Jeff Overs/BBCByEmily WoodBBC WeatherPublished1 minute agoSeptember's full Moon will be visible in UK skies this weekend, just days after the autumn equinox.Known as the Harvest Moon, it will reach its fullest point at 17:49 BST on Saturday 26 September.At that time it will still be below the horizon for much of the UK, but it will rise shortly afterwards and appear almost completely full throughout Saturday evening.It gets its name from being the full Moon closest to the autumn equinox, which this year took place on Wednesday.Why is it called the Harvest Moon?September's full Moon is traditionally associated with the harvest, because historically, the additional moonlight after sunset was useful to farmers gathering crops.The…
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