Full Moon Calendar 2048

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When are the full moons in 2048? Here’s the Full Moon Calendar 2048 to help you keep track of the 13 full moons. Get excited. This is going to be an interesting year of full moons.

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Full Moon Calendar 2048

For 2048, there will be 13 full moons. There is a calendar blue moon on the schedule for this year and a seasonal blue moon.

Why did this happen? It’s also a leap year. What probably should have been a black moon year turned into a blue moon, followed by a leap day full moon, followed by a seasonal blue moon. We’ll hit the trifecta in 2048.

And to add even more to the mix, we’ll start the year with a full moon on January 1st that also occurs with a total lunar full moon eclipse.

The June full moon will coincide with a partial lunar eclipse and during December full moon, there will be a penumbral lunar eclipse.

In the Summer 2048 season, there will be four full moons because the September full moon reaches its peak hours before the Fall Equinox. As a result, the August 2048 full moon will be considered a seasonal full moon.

The dates and times are provided by NASA in Eastern Standard Time (EST) with Daylight Saving Time (DST) for part of the year. Also below is the Universal Time Coordinated (UTC) time. This was previously referred to as Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).

Note: The UTC dates show up differently for January, March, and June because of the conversion between EST and UTC. 

MonthDay of the weekFull Moon 2048 DateUTC Time
JanuaryWednesdayJanuary 1, 2048 01:57 EST06:57 UTC
January
(Blue moon)		ThursdayJanuary 30, 2048 19:14 EST00:14 UTC
(January 31, 2048)
February
(Leap Day Full moon)		SaturdayFebruary 29, 2048 09:38 EST14:38 UTC
MarchSundayMarch 29, 2048 22:04 EST03:04 UTC
(March 29, 2048)
AprilThursdayApril 28, 2048 07:13 EST12:13 UTC
MayWednesdayMay 27, 2048 14:57 EST19:57 UTC
JuneThursdayJune 25, 2048 22:08 EST03:08 UTC
(June 26, 2048)
JulySaturdayJuly 25, 2048 05:34 EST10:34 UTC
AugustSaturdayAugust 23, 2048 14:07 EST19:07 UTC
SeptemberTuesdaySeptember 22, 2048 00:46 EST05:46 UTC
OctoberWednesdayOctober 21, 2048 14:25 EST 19:25 UTC
NovemberFridayNovember 20, 2048 06:20 EST11:20 UTC
DecemberSundayDecember 20, 2048 01:39 EST06:39 UTC
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Hello and welcome to FullMoonology, a blog dedicated to the full moon. Why you ask? Because I've been fascinated with the full moon for years and knowing when one is coming up helps explain the odd things that usually happens.