The sky of July
Buck Moon, or Thunder Moon and Hay Moon in other lists: frequent storms and haymaking would have given this month its names.
The July full moon stays low over Paris, around 20° at its highest point, in front of Sagittarius or Capricorn. Its brightness erases the Milky Way, which nonetheless crosses the summer sky from Sagittarius to Cygnus, and drowns the faint stars around the Summer Triangle, now high. This pale river becomes visible again, far from cities, only as the next new moon approaches, about two weeks later.
- Last quarterTuesday July 7, 21:29
- New moonTuesday July 14, 11:44
- First quarterTuesday July 21, 13:06
- Full moon (this page)Wednesday July 29, 16:36