Moon Folklore of the Day

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Last 7 Days

If the new moon is not visible before the fourth day, the air will be unsettled for the whole month. -Francis Bacon, English philosopher (1561–1626)

Getting married on the first few days of the full moon is a good omen.

The three days of the change of the moon from the wax to the wane we get no rain.

People speak of the new moon lying on her back or being ill-made as a prognostic of wet weather.

The moon with a circle brings water in her break.

Circles round the moon always foretell wind from the side where they break, and a remarkable brilliancy in any part of the circle denotes wind from that quarter. - Francis Bacon, English philosopher (1561–1626)

The full Moon is an ideal time to accept a proposal of marriage.