The Full Moon reaches its fullest point at 5:49 p.m. BST on Saturday, September 26, according to BBC Weather. The September Full Moon will light up UK skies this weekend, giving you a chance to watch the Harvest Moon just days after the autumn equinox. The Moon will still sit below the horizon for much of the UK at that exact time, but you can watch it rise shortly afterwards.
For astrology followers, this Full Moon also brings attention to emotions, personal choices and the need to pause before reacting. Also Read What is the Harvest Moon? Spiritual experts shares what to do on the full moon night The Moon may also look yellow, orange or slightly red as it rises. The effect can make the Moon appear warmer in colour. Know its timings in Illinois, New York, Ohio and California The name Harvest Moon comes from the Full Moon closest to the autumn equinox.
Also Read What day is the Harvest Moon in 2026? Because moonlight travels through more of Earth’s atmosphere when the Moon sits close to the horizon, this happens.
Historically, its early evening light helped farmers gather crops after sunset.
