This month’s full moon will come on the night of March 26-27, 2013. Between now and then, you’ll find the moon more than half lighted and less than full, a waxing gibbous moon shining in the daytime sky in late afternoon or high in the sky after sunset. Read more about the waxing gibbous moon phase here.
March full moon shines in front of Virgo on March 26
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