The Moon on November 2, 2026
Where the Moon sits on November 2, 2026: her sign, phase, and void-of-course windows, computed with the Swiss Ephemeris. Times in UTC; for your own timezone see the live Moon tool.
Last Quarter · making aspects all day
With the Moon in Leo, the emotional weather runs warm and wholehearted. The last quarter is release and turning, let go of what is done.
- The Moon makes clean aspects through the day (no long void window).
- Moon squares off with Mercury at 6:25 AM UTC
- Moon meets Mars at 1:48 PM UTC
- Moon meets Jupiter at 10:50 PM UTC
What a Leo Moon feels like
When the Moon moves through Leo, the mood of the day tilts warm and wholehearted. The Moon is the fastest body in the sky and she sets the emotional weather, so this is the undertone beneath November 2, 2026, changing again in a day or two as she moves on. Leo is ruled by the Sun, and that rulership is where the sign's style comes from.
Her phase is the other half. This is a last quarter: release and turning, let go of what is done. If you are timing something that matters, the rule of thumb is to build on a waxing Moon, release on a waning one, and steer clear of the void-of-course windows above.
For the void-of-course windows on November 2, 2026 led up front, with what to do about them, see the void of course read for this date.
The Moon's aspects on November 2, 2026
At 6:25 AM UTC, the Moon squares off with Mercury, making it easy to say the wrong thing fast, worth a pause before you speak. At 1:48 PM UTC, the Moon meets Mars, raising the temperature, energy runs hot and quick to act. At 10:50 PM UTC, the Moon meets Jupiter, swelling the mood, appetite and optimism both run large today.
What to do with a Leo Moon on November 2, 2026
Good day to ask for what you want out loud, warmth is well received right now. Watch needing an audience for every small win, some things can just be done.
Timing something on November 2?
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