Moon tonight in Pago Pago, American Samoa
Now · Oct 31
Waning gibbous
61% lit · below the horizon
Last quarter Nov 1New moon Nov 8First quarter Nov 17Full moon Nov 24
Moonrise today
No moonrise
Tomorrow 12:33 am
Moonset today
11:13 am
Tomorrow 12:14 pm
Next full moon
Nov 24
Beaver Moon, 3:53 am. In 23 days
The next seven nights
- Sun 1Moonrise ↑ 12:33 amMoonset ↓ 12:14 pm
- Mon 2Moonrise ↑ 1:20 amMoonset ↓ 1:12 pm
- Tue 3Moonrise ↑ 2:02 amMoonset ↓ 2:06 pm
- Wed 4Moonrise ↑ 2:41 amMoonset ↓ 2:57 pm
- Thu 5Moonrise ↑ 3:18 amMoonset ↓ 3:47 pm
- Fri 6Moonrise ↑ 3:55 amMoonset ↓ 4:38 pm
- Sat 7Moonrise ↑ 4:33 amMoonset ↓ 5:29 pm
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Moon calendar for October 2026 in Pago Pago
Saturday, October 31: Waning gibbous, 56% lit. Sets 11:13 am, no moonrise.
Full moons in 2026
| Name | Date | Time | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wolf Moon | Fri, Jan 2Jan 2 | 11:03 pm | |
| Snow Moon | Sun, Feb 1Feb 1 | 11:10 am | |
| Worm Moon | Tue, Mar 3Mar 3 | 12:38 am | |
| Pink Moon | Wed, Apr 1Apr 1 | 3:12 pm | |
| Flower Moon | Fri, May 1May 1 | 6:24 am | |
| Flower Moon | Sat, May 30May 30 | 9:46 pm | Blue moon: the second full moon this month |
| Strawberry Moon | Mon, Jun 29Jun 29 | 12:57 pm | |
| Buck Moon | Wed, Jul 29Jul 29 | 3:36 am | |
| Sturgeon Moon | Thu, Aug 27Aug 27 | 5:18 pm | |
| Harvest Moon | Sat, Sep 26Sep 26 | 5:49 am | |
| Hunter’s Moon | Sun, Oct 25Oct 25 | 5:11 pm | |
| Beaver Moon | Tue, Nov 24Nov 24 | 3:53 am | |
| Cold Moon | Wed, Dec 23Dec 23 | 2:28 pm | Closest of the year, 357,616 km |
Dates and times on Pago Pago’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 Pago Pago
| New moon | First quarter | Full moon | Last quarter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 211:03 pm | Jan 104:48 am | ||
| Jan 188:52 am | Jan 255:48 pm | Feb 111:10 am | Feb 91:43 am |
| Feb 171:01 am | Feb 241:28 am | Mar 312:38 am | Mar 1010:39 pm |
| Mar 182:24 pm | Mar 258:18 am | Apr 13:12 pm | Apr 95:52 pm |
| Apr 1712:53 am | Apr 233:32 pm | May 16:24 am | May 910:11 am |
| May 169:02 am | May 2312:11 am | May 309:46 pm | Jun 711:01 pm |
| Jun 143:54 pm | Jun 2110:56 am | Jun 2912:57 pm | Jul 78:29 am |
| Jul 1310:44 pm | Jul 2112:06 am | Jul 293:36 am | Aug 53:21 pm |
| Aug 126:37 am | Aug 193:46 pm | Aug 275:18 pm | Sep 38:51 pm |
| Sep 104:27 pm | Sep 189:43 am | Sep 265:49 am | Oct 32:25 am |
| Oct 104:50 am | Oct 185:12 am | Oct 255:11 pm | Nov 19:28 am |
| Nov 88:02 pm | Nov 1712:48 am | Nov 243:53 am | Nov 307:09 pm |
| Dec 81:52 pm | Dec 166:43 pm | Dec 232:28 pm | Dec 307:59 am |
Questions
What phase is the moon tonight in Pago Pago?
On October 31, the moon is waning gibbous, 56% lit at 9 pm. It’s shrinking towards new moon.
What time does the moon rise in Pago Pago tonight?
There’s no moonrise on October 31: the moon rises about 50 minutes later each day, so once a month a day goes by without one. It rises next at 12:33 am tomorrow.
What time does the moon set in Pago Pago today?
11:13 am on October 31. Tomorrow it sets at 12:14 pm.
When is the next full moon in Pago Pago?
Tuesday, November 24 at 3:53 am: the Beaver Moon.
When is the supermoon in 2026?
The closest full moon of 2026 is the Cold Moon on Wednesday, December 23, 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 Saturday, May 30 full moon is the second in the month in Pago Pago, which is what a blue moon usually means. It isn’t blue.
Why does the moon look the other way round in Pago Pago?
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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