Misty, a Yorkshire terrier, looking out over the ocean and sky from a stone patio in Kamuela, Hawaii.

Misty, our Kamuela sky-watcher. (Photo from a few years back.)

Today’s Sky - November 1, 2026

Today the Moon reaches its Last Quarter phase at 10:18 AM in Hawaii (3:18 PM Eastern, now five hours ahead of Hawaii after the time change, and 9:18 PM in Germany). The Moon is half lit and in Leo. If you are up before sunrise on Sunday morning, look almost straight up: the half Moon is high overhead. Clouds may hide it.

Astrologers read the Last Quarter Moon as a time to review, release, and let go of what is no longer working, before the next fresh start. With the Moon in warm, generous Leo, and a steady angle to Saturn, the tone is supportive: finish, tidy up, and appreciate what you have done.

Put it to use: pick one thing you have been carrying that you are ready to finish or set down, and give yourself credit for what is already complete.

As always, astrology is a symbolic language for reflection, not a forecast. Here is a question to carry with you: what has already been completed that I can be proud of today?

A wide calm ocean with silver sunlight glittering on the water beneath towering white clouds, with palm trees, green pastures, and a dark lava rock wall in the foreground.

Sunlight on the ocean beneath big clouds, looking southwest from Kamuela, Hawaii, October 29, 2026, 3:40 PM.