Moon Phases September 1950

The full moon in September 1950 is on 26 September at 04:20 UTC — traditionally called the Harvest Moon. The new moon falls on 12 September at 03:28 UTC. Times are UTC.

Last Quarter
4 September
13:52 UTC
New Moon
12 September
03:28 UTC
First Quarter
18 September
20:53 UTC
Full Moon
26 September
04:20 UTC
Harvest Moon

Why the September 1950 full moon is called the Harvest Moon

The full moon falling nearest the September equinox — it rises unusually soon after sunset for several nights running, which once let farmers work late.

These are the traditional Colonial and Native American names popularised by the farmers’ almanacs. They are folklore, not astronomy — the phase dates and times on this page are computed and verifiable, the names are naming convention.

Moon phase day by day

DayPhaseIllumination
1 Waning Gibbous78%
2 Waning Gibbous70%
3 Last Quarter61%
4 Last Quarter52%
5 Last Quarter42%
6 Last Quarter33%
7 Waning Crescent24%
8 Waning Crescent16%
9 Waning Crescent9%
10 New Moon4%
11 New Moon1%
12 New Moon0%
13 New Moon2%
14 Waxing Crescent7%
15 Waxing Crescent14%
16 Waxing Crescent23%
17 First Quarter34%
18 First Quarter45%
19 First Quarter57%
20 First Quarter67%
21 Waxing Gibbous77%
22 Waxing Gibbous86%
23 Waxing Gibbous92%
24 Full Moon97%
25 Full Moon99%
26 Full Moon100%
27 Full Moon98%
28 Waning Gibbous95%
29 Waning Gibbous90%
30 Waning Gibbous84%

Illumination at noon (UTC) for each day.

August 19501950October 1950
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Frequently asked questions

When is the full moon in September 1950?

The full moon in September 1950 is on 26 September at 04:20 UTC, traditionally called the Harvest Moon.

What time is the full moon in September 1950?

The moon reaches full phase at 04:20 UTC on 26 September. It looks full to the naked eye for about a day either side of that instant, so the nights before and after are both worth watching.

Why is the September 1950 full moon called the Harvest Moon?

The full moon falling nearest the September equinox — it rises unusually soon after sunset for several nights running, which once let farmers work late. These names come from Colonial and Native American tradition and were popularised by the farmers' almanacs — they are naming convention rather than astronomy, while the phase dates and times on this page are computed and verifiable.

When is the new moon in September 1950?

The new moon in September 1950 is on 12 September at 03:28 UTC.