FULL MOON. The first full moon of summer occurred on Monday, July 3. Nicknamed Thunder Moon and placed under the astrological sign of Capricorn, it has beneficial effects especially for the signs of Fire and Earth.
[Updated July 3, 2023 at 9:17 PM] Occurring this Monday, July 3, 2023, the Full Thunder Moon had beneficial effects for the Fire signs (Leo, Aries and Sagittarius) but also for the Earth signs of Capricorn and Taurus. From one sign to another, this astronomical phenomenon does not produce the same result. You’ll learn more below, as well as the more general effects of the Full Moon on your body, so you know all about the impacts of this phenomenon.
This Thunder Full Moon is going to bring them a sense of freedom and letting go after a period of uncertainty, to all signs of the zodiac. But according to astrology, some signs, more than others, will feel the effects of this full moon more, starting this Monday. Discover them:
Monday, July 3, 2023 at 1:38:42 p.m. precisely, the full moon occurred. The schedule is established by the Institute of Celestial Mechanics and Ephemeris Calculation (IMCCE).
Why is the July Full Moon called the Full Thunder Moon?
Called the “Full Thunder Moon” by Native American tribes, the full moon in July refers to the time of year when thunderstorms are more frequent.
The influence of the Moon on the Earth is real and scientifically proven: its role is well known and major in the tidal cycle, which itself has multiple implications for the life of our planet. The lunar cycle might also have a slight impact on our bodies and plants, but many popular legends give it far more importance than it actually has: insomnia, aggression, gardening, hair growth, outbreak of deliveries… We help you sort out the (very few) true from the false.
The year 2023 is a year with 13 full moons (two occurring in August). Here are the dates and times of the next full moons in 2023 in detail:
