What time is the August full moon?
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August 8, 2025, 10:00 AM
- •The August full moon, known as the Sturgeon Moon, rises on August 9th.
- •The best time to view the moon is an hour or two after it rises, appearing larger due to the moon illusion.
- •Local moonrise times are provided for various cities.
- •To get the best view, go to a location with minimal light pollution and a clear horizon.
The full Sturgeon Moon will rise on August 9th, offering skywatchers a spectacular lunar display. While the moon officially reaches its full phase in the early morning, the best viewing time is during the evening moonrise when it appears large and golden near the horizon. Local moonrise times are provided for several cities, with the moon appearing full a night or two before and after its peak. To enhance your viewing experience, seek a location with minimal light pollution and a clear horizon.
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