When is the Mid-Autumn full moon at its roundest? Central Weather Bureau: 7:13 PM on the 19th
▲ Full Moon. (Photo / Courtesy of Central Weather Bureau Facebook)Astronomy Report)
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When is the best time to admire the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival? According to data from the Central Weather Bureau, the full moon will occur at 7:13 PM on September 19 (Taiwan Time). The moon will be in the constellation Pisces, approximately 374,673.95 kilometers from Earth, with an apparent diameter of 31.9 arcminutes.
In addition, the Central Weather Bureau has also compiled the moonrise and moonset times for the Mid-Autumn Festival day. In Taipei, the moon rises at 5:37 PM and sets at 6:11 AM the next day; in Taichung, the moon rises at 5:40 PM and sets at 6:14 AM the next day; in Tainan, the moon rises at 5:42 PM and sets at 6:16 AM the next day; in Kaohsiung, the moon rises at 5:42 PM and sets at 6:15 AM the next day. Information for other regions can be found on theCentral Weather Bureau website.
| Region | Moonrise Time | Moonset Time |
| Taipei | 17:37 | 6:11 AM (next day) |
| Taichung | 17:40 | 6:14 AM (next day) |
| Tainan | 17:42 | 6:16 AM (next day) |
| Kaohsiung | 17:42 | 6:15 AM (next day) |
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