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Northernmost (and southernmost) Moons come in cycles of some 18.5 to 19 years. This year, the northernmost Moon happens on September 14, at 9:27 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time. The last northernmost Moon fell on Sept. 15, 1987, and the next one will be on March 7, 2025. The Moon will be underneath the horizon at this time.
Regardless, on September 15 there’ll be a Moon that rises and sets considerably farther north, and climbs much higher in the sky, than the Sun ever does on the June solstice. For the rise/set times for the Moon in your area, click here, and for the Moon's rise/transit/set times click here. Northernmost (and southernmost) Moons take place when the Moon is at or near quarter phase, one week before and/or after an eclipse, and within (at most) two weeks of an equinox. For more on the subject, read 2006: Year of Major Lunar Standstill.
Northernmost Moons in the 21st Century*
Regardless, on September 15 there’ll be a Moon that rises and sets considerably farther north, and climbs much higher in the sky, than the Sun ever does on the June solstice. For the rise/set times for the Moon in your area, click here, and for the Moon's rise/transit/set times click here. Northernmost (and southernmost) Moons take place when the Moon is at or near quarter phase, one week before and/or after an eclipse, and within (at most) two weeks of an equinox. For more on the subject, read 2006: Year of Major Lunar Standstill.
Northernmost Moons in the 21st Century*
| Date of Northernmost Moon | Geocentric** Declination North of Equator |
| September 15, 2006 | 28 degrees 43 minutes 22 seconds |
| March 7, 2025 | 28 degrees 43 minutes 00 seconds |
| September 25, 2043 | 28 degrees 43 minutes 10 seconds |
| March 18, 2062 | 28 degrees 42 minutes 46 seconds |
| March 18, 2081 | 28 degrees 42 minutes 13 seconds |
| September 8, 2099 | 28 degrees 42 minutes 37 seconds |
* Source: page 27 of Mathematical Astronomy Morsels by Jean Meeus http://www.idialstars.com/smoon.htm
Results from 1987 for:
Mass: Sept. 14th: 1522 15th: 5896 16th: 4494 17th: 6188
PA: Sept. 12th: 513 14th: 183 15th: 679 16th: 095
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