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Why do we pick dates in late September through October?

First off, the spring weather in Georgia is subject to numerous thunderstorms. There is also the problem of avoiding Easter. It is also fun, in some years, to have massive clouds of Pine pollen sticking to everything.

The fall weather in Georgia will normally be free of the summer's high humidity. It is at the tail end of the huricane season (which could also have a bad weather impact). The average rainfall is lower and it is normally not into the cold and damp of the winter months.

The winter months may have better viewing, but the cold and damp can be a big deterent.

The dates are picked from weather summaries and previous years weather reports and of course, near a new moon.

Next years New Moons

Dates of Primary Phases of the Moon

Date and Time (Universal Time)
New Moon
First Quarter
Full Moon
Last Quarter
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2026 Sep 4 07:51
Thu 2026 Sep 11 03:27
2026 Sep 18 20:44
2026 Sep 26 16:49
2026 Oct 3 13:25
Sat 2026 Oct 10 15:50
2026 Oct 18 16:12
2026 Oct 26 04:12
2026 Nov 1 20:28
Mon 2026 Nov 9 07:02
2026 Nov 17 11:48
2026 Nov 24 14:53
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