Ar Rumaythah moon phase today (1st January 2026)

Ar Rumaythah: waxing moon

Ar Rumaythah: 31.52845, 45.20377

Moon times

Moonrise:
14:50 (57°)
Moonset:
04:48 (302°)

Moonrise & moonset calendar

What kind of moon is it tonight?

Waxing Gibbous

The moon is currently 12 days old.

It is 363387 km (225799 miles) from the Earth.

Next full moon is on 3 Jan 2026.

The next new moon is on 18 Jan 2026.

91.3% illuminated

Why does the moon look so big tonight?

The Moon doesn't orbit the Earth in a perfect circle. At times the Moon is further or closer to the Earth. Currently the Moon is at the closest point in its orbit, or perigee to give it the technical name. This makes the moon appear over 14% bigger than when it is furthest away.

Ar Rumaythah, Iraq moon phases December

  • Full Moon

    Full Moon

    4th December

  • Third Quarter

    Third Quarter

    11th December

  • New Moon

    New Moon

    20th December

  • First Quarter

    First Quarter

    27th December


Ar Rumaythah next full moon dates 2025 / 2026

  • September, 2025

    September, 2025 full moon

    7th September, 2025

  • October, 2025

    October, 2025 full moon

    7th October, 2025
    Supermoon

  • November, 2025

    November, 2025 full moon

    5th November, 2025
    Supermoon

  • December, 2025

    December, 2025 full moon

    4th December, 2025
    Supermoon

  • January, 2026

    January, 2026 full moon

    3rd January, 2026
    Supermoon

  • February, 2026

    February, 2026 full moon

    1st February, 2026

  • March, 2026

    March, 2026 full moon

    3rd March, 2026

  • April, 2026

    April, 2026 full moon

    2nd April, 2026

  • May, 2026

    May, 2026 full moon

    1st May, 2026

  • May, 2026

    May, 2026 blue moon

    31st May, 2026

  • June, 2026

    June, 2026 full moon

    29th June, 2026

What is the January full moon called?

January's moon is known as The Wolf Moon

The first full moon of the year is the wolf moon. This is the name that was given to the January full moon by Medieval Europeans and Native Americans as it is the time of year when wolves howl their loudest. It is perhaps not surprising given the folklore which has inseparably linked wolves with the... read more