March 11, 2028
The second act of 2028's close pair
The second half of 2028's closest full moon pair.
Seeded now under the next-two-occurrences rule, March's full moon is the second of 2028's close pair, a touch further out than February's but still comfortably a supermoon by any definition. Same verdict: catch it at moonrise, with a foreground.
Distance: 358,070 km
Where it is visible: Worldwide, best right at moonrise
March Supermoon in 2028 is March 11, 2028.
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