12/17/2023
This December, the full Moon will rise around sunset for several nights in a row: December 25, 26, and 27. How perfect for those celebrating Christmastime!
This moon is known as the “The Cold Moon”, also called the “Long Night Moon”. In 2023, the full Moon for December is 100% illuminated on December 26, 7:33 P.M. (EST). To our eyes, the Moon’s disk will appear fully illuminated a couple of days before a full Moon, so start looking on December 24 and 25 towards the east after sunset as it peaks over the horizon.
This is the first full Moon after the winter solstice. The winter solstice Moon takes the highest path along the sky and is above the horizon longer than any Moon—hence, it’s the longest night!
Technically, a full Moon on Christmas happens only once every 19 years or so. This happened in 2015 and wont occur again until 2034. However, a full Moon on December 24 and December 26 will also appear full to the naked eye. Weather-permitting, we’ll enjoy this rare treat over our skies Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and the day after. 🌕💝