Get out. Look up. Howl.

Remember the moon will probably look full on rising 3/26 & 3/27. Don’t forget early morning near sunrise is another good time to view and photograph the moon. peace, mjh

The Sky This Week, 2013 March 19 – 26 — Naval Oceanography Portal

Full Moon occurs on the 27th at 5:27 am Eastern Daylight Time. In popular folklore this Full Moon goes by a variety of names since it occurs close to the time of the vernal equinox. Among the more common appellations are the Crow Moon, Sugar Moon, Sap Moon, Worm Moon, and Lenten Moon. In the Judeo-Christian faiths this is the Paschal Moon, which fixes the dates of two of the most important dates in religious calendars, Passover and Easter.

The Sky This Week, 2013 March 19 – 26 — Naval Oceanography Portal