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The September Harvest Moon, the first full moon of fall, will peak on September 26 at 12:49 p.m. ET, with the moon appearing bright the night before and after. It is called the Harvest Moon because it occurs closest to the fall equinox, aiding farmers historically by illuminating harvest nights. Additional full moons for 2026 include the Hunter's Moon in October, Beaver Moon in November, and Cold Moon in December.
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