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Moon phases February 1983

Last quarter
Fri 04 Feb
19:17 UTC
New moon
Sun 13 Feb
00:32 UTC
First quarter
Sun 20 Feb
17:32 UTC
Full · Snow
Sun 27 Feb
08:58 UTC

In February 1983 the primary moon phases are the Last Quarter on Friday, February 4 at 19:17 UTC, the New Moon on Sunday, February 13 at 00:32 UTC, the First Quarter on Sunday, February 20 at 17:32 UTC and the Full Moon on Sunday, February 27 at 08:58 UTC. The full moon is the Snow Moon.

01 Waning Gibbous, 83% lit 83% 02 Waning Gibbous, 73% lit 73% 03 Waning Gibbous, 63% lit 63% 04Last Q Last Quarter, 53% lit 53%19:17 05 Waning Crescent, 43% lit 43% 06 Waning Crescent, 34% lit 34% 07 Waning Crescent, 25% lit 25% 08 Waning Crescent, 17% lit 17% 09 Waning Crescent, 11% lit 11% 10 Waning Crescent, 6% lit 6% 11 Waning Crescent, 2% lit 2% 12 Waning Crescent, 0% lit 0% 13New New Moon, 0% lit 0%00:32 14 Waxing Crescent, 2% lit 2% 15 Waxing Crescent, 6% lit 6% 16 Waxing Crescent, 11% lit 11% 17 Waxing Crescent, 19% lit 19% 18 Waxing Crescent, 27% lit 27% 19 Waxing Crescent, 37% lit 37% 20First Q First Quarter, 48% lit 48%17:32 21 Waxing Gibbous, 59% lit 59% 22 Waxing Gibbous, 70% lit 70% 23 Waxing Gibbous, 80% lit 80% 24 Waxing Gibbous, 88% lit 88% 25 Waxing Gibbous, 95% lit 95% 26 Waxing Gibbous, 99% lit 99% 27Full Full Moon, 100% lit 100%08:58 28 Waning Gibbous, 98% lit 98%

Exact phase times

February 1983 has four primary moon phases: the Last Quarter on February 4, the New Moon on February 13, the First Quarter on February 20 and the Full Moon on February 27.

PhaseDateUTCYour time
Last QuarterFriday, February 4, 198319:17
New MoonSunday, February 13, 198300:32
First QuarterSunday, February 20, 198317:32
Full MoonSunday, February 27, 198308:58

Sunday, February 27, 1983: Snow Moon, 362,034 km from Earth. Supermoon

Full moons · 1983

Twelve full moons, one blue

28 Jan Wolf Supermoon 27 Feb Snow Supermoon 28 Mar Worm 27 Apr Pink 26 May Flower 25 Jun Straw­berry partial eclipse 24 Jul Buck Micromoon 23 Aug Sturgeon Blue moon 22 Sept Harvest 21 Oct Hunter’s 20 Nov Beaver 20 Dec Cold penumbral eclipse