Moon tonight in Geelong, Australia
Now · Nov 1
Waning gibbous
61% lit · up now, sets 11:24 am
Last quarter Nov 2New moon Nov 9First quarter Nov 17Full moon Nov 25
Moonrise today
1:47 am
Tomorrow 2:27 am
Moonset today
11:24 am
Tomorrow 12:38 pm
Next full moon
Nov 25
Beaver Moon, 1:53 am. In 23 days
The next seven nights
- Mon 2Moonrise ↑ 2:27 amMoonset ↓ 12:38 pm
- Tue 3Moonrise ↑ 2:59 amMoonset ↓ 1:50 pm
- Wed 4Moonrise ↑ 3:27 amMoonset ↓ 2:57 pm
- Thu 5Moonrise ↑ 3:52 amMoonset ↓ 4:03 pm
- Fri 6Moonrise ↑ 4:15 amMoonset ↓ 5:07 pm
- Sat 7Moonrise ↑ 4:39 amMoonset ↓ 6:11 pm
- Sun 8Moonrise ↑ 5:05 amMoonset ↓ 7:15 pm
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Moon calendar for November 2026 in Geelong
Sunday, November 1: Waning gibbous, 55% lit. Rises 1:47 am, sets 11:24 am.
Full moons in 2026
| Name | Date | Time | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wolf Moon | Sat, Jan 3Jan 3 | 9:03 pm | |
| Snow Moon | Mon, Feb 2Feb 2 | 9:10 am | |
| Worm Moon | Tue, Mar 3Mar 3 | 10:38 pm | |
| Pink Moon | Thu, Apr 2Apr 2 | 1:12 pm | |
| Flower Moon | Sat, May 2May 2 | 3:24 am | |
| Flower Moon | Sun, May 31May 31 | 6:46 pm | Blue moon: the second full moon this month |
| Strawberry Moon | Tue, Jun 30Jun 30 | 9:57 am | |
| Buck Moon | Thu, Jul 30Jul 30 | 12:36 am | |
| Sturgeon Moon | Fri, Aug 28Aug 28 | 2:18 pm | |
| Harvest Moon | Sun, Sep 27Sep 27 | 2:49 am | |
| Hunter’s Moon | Mon, Oct 26Oct 26 | 3:11 pm | |
| Beaver Moon | Wed, Nov 25Nov 25 | 1:53 am | |
| Cold Moon | Thu, Dec 24Dec 24 | 12:28 pm | Closest of the year, 357,616 km |
Dates and times on Geelong’s clock. The names come from the North American almanac tradition; the Harvest Moon is the full moon nearest the September equinox, and the Hunter’s Moon follows it.
Moon phases in 2026 in Geelong
| New moon | First quarter | Full moon | Last quarter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 39:03 pm | Jan 112:48 am | ||
| Jan 196:52 am | Jan 263:48 pm | Feb 29:10 am | Feb 911:43 pm |
| Feb 1711:01 pm | Feb 2411:28 pm | Mar 310:38 pm | Mar 118:39 pm |
| Mar 1912:24 pm | Mar 266:18 am | Apr 21:12 pm | Apr 102:52 pm |
| Apr 179:53 pm | Apr 2412:32 pm | May 23:24 am | May 107:11 am |
| May 176:02 am | May 239:11 pm | May 316:46 pm | Jun 88:01 pm |
| Jun 1512:54 pm | Jun 227:56 am | Jun 309:57 am | Jul 85:29 am |
| Jul 147:44 pm | Jul 219:06 pm | Jul 3012:36 am | Aug 612:21 pm |
| Aug 133:37 am | Aug 2012:46 pm | Aug 282:18 pm | Sep 45:51 pm |
| Sep 111:27 pm | Sep 196:43 am | Sep 272:49 am | Oct 311:25 pm |
| Oct 112:50 am | Oct 193:12 am | Oct 263:11 pm | Nov 27:28 am |
| Nov 96:02 pm | Nov 1710:48 pm | Nov 251:53 am | Dec 15:09 pm |
| Dec 911:52 am | Dec 174:43 pm | Dec 2412:28 pm | Dec 315:59 am |
Questions
What phase is the moon tonight in Geelong?
On November 1, the moon is waning gibbous, 55% lit at 9 pm. It’s shrinking towards new moon.
What time does the moon rise in Geelong tonight?
1:47 am on November 1. It sets at 11:24 am. Tomorrow it rises at 2:27 am.
What time does the moon set in Geelong today?
11:24 am on November 1. Tomorrow it sets at 12:38 pm.
When is the next full moon in Geelong?
Wednesday, November 25 at 1:53 am: the Beaver Moon.
When is the supermoon in 2026?
The closest full moon of 2026 is the Cold Moon on Thursday, December 24, 357,616 km away: the one usually called a supermoon. A full moon that close looks about 14% wider than one at its farthest.
Is there a blue moon in 2026?
Yes: the Sunday, May 31 full moon is the second in the month in Geelong, which is what a blue moon usually means. It isn’t blue.
Why does the moon look the other way round in Geelong?
From the southern hemisphere you see the moon from the other side of the Earth, so it’s turned over: a growing moon is lit on the left, and the seas are upside down compared with pictures from Europe or North America. The discs on this page are drawn as they look from here.
How accurate are these times?
Moonrise and moonset are when the top edge of the moon meets a flat, clear horizon, worked out from the moon’s position to within two or three minutes. Hills, buildings and haze can hide it for a while longer. Phase times are within a few minutes.
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