Worm Moon
March 2027 Full Moon
Full Moon
100% illuminated
Countdown to Full Moon
Monday, March 22, 2027 at 10:44 AM Coordinated Universal Time
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About the Worm Moon
The March full moon is known as the Worm Moon, a name that heralds the arrival of spring. As the ground thaws from the winter cold, earthworm casts begin to appear, signaling the return of robins and the renewal of life. This moon is a symbol of awakening and transformation.
🔭 Viewing Guide
For the Worm Moon, find a spot where you can feel the first hints of spring. A garden, a local park, or a clearing in the woods where the ground is beginning to thaw are perfect places to connect with this moon's energy of renewal.
Quick Facts
📸 Photography Tips
- • Use a tripod for sharp images
- • Best time: 1-2 hours after moonrise
- • Try different focal lengths
- • Include foreground elements
- • Shoot in RAW format
🌤️ Weather Check
Remember to check local weather conditions before heading out to view the Worm Moon!
🌍 Suggested Viewing Location
Great Basin National Park, Nevada
Coordinates: 38.98°N, 114.3°W
Why this location?
This location offers excellent dark skies and minimal light pollution, making it ideal for moon viewing and photography.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Why the name Worm Moon?
The name comes from Native American tribes who observed that as temperatures rise in March, earthworms begin to emerge from the soil, a true sign that spring has arrived.
What does the Worm Moon symbolize?
It symbolizes rebirth, growth, and new beginnings. Just as the worms emerge from the earth, this moon encourages us to emerge from our winter introspection and plant the seeds for our goals.