November 2026 Beaver Moon Reaches Full Phase on November 24
The November full Moon reaches its exact full phase at 14:53 UTC on November 24, beginning a run of three consecutive supermoons.
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The November 2026 Beaver Moon reaches its exact full phase at 14:53 UTC on November 24, or 9:53 a.m. EST. The timing places the Moon below the horizon for viewers in the United States.
Key details
- The Beaver Moon is the first in a sequence of three consecutive supermoons.
- For U.S. viewers, the suggested viewing window is predawn on November 23, as the near-full Moon approaches the western horizon.
- On the November 24 predawn sky, the Moon and Pleiades will appear less than five degrees apart.
- Full-phase local times include 2:53 p.m. GMT in London, 10:53 p.m. CST in Beijing, 11:53 p.m. JST in Tokyo on November 24, and 1:53 a.m. AEDT in Sydney on November 25.
The Moon and Pleiades will appear less than five degrees apart in the U.S. predawn sky on November 24.
Why it matters
The timing gives U.S. skywatchers a clear viewing window before dawn on November 23, while the Moon’s close apparent pairing with the Pleiades offers another celestial target for the following morning.
What happens next
The November full Moon opens a three-moon supermoon sequence, with the Pleiades adding a close sky pairing for U.S. viewers. Will you be watching before dawn?
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