March’s first full moon, known as the Worm Moon, rose during a penumbral lunar eclipse during the night and while Ireland would not have seen the eclipse, we still stand a chance of seeing the moon at its fullest tonight and tomorrow.
According to weatherandradar, a frontal system is delivering heavy rainfall tonight which will bring clouds that could cause disruption to viewing but there are gaps, especially for those in the south-west of Ireland.Why is it known as the Worm Moon? Full moons generally get their names from seasons, crops and certain animals. It is believed the ‘worm moon’ may have come from earthworms typically found around Spring time.
People who follow lunar calendars or are interested in astronomy and astrology say the Worm Moon is a significant event How the Worm Moon affects your energy The Full Worm Moon symbolises the awakening of Earth as Spring arrives, it also marks the first lunar eclipse. This full moon falls into the air sign Libra, which is associated with the themes of love, relationships and partnerships. It gives us time to contemplate our relationships with others with Libra being a sign that cares about love and beauty. It is time to pay attention to the feelings that come to the surface and be honest with yourself.