The Pisces Lunar Eclipse of August 2026: The Last One Until 2034
The final Pisces eclipse of a two-year cycle, at 4° Pisces on August 27-28. What it tends to close, who feels it, and how it pairs with the Leo eclipse.
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Eclipses happen in seasons, roughly every six months, when a New Moon or a Full Moon falls close to the nodes of the Moon. Astrology has treated them as moments of change for a very long time.
That does not mean something dramatic has to happen. In my experience an eclipse more often brings to the surface something that was already moving. The articles here explain each eclipse by sign and by house. That way you can see which area of your life it touches and decide how much attention to give it.
The final Pisces eclipse of a two-year cycle, at 4° Pisces on August 27-28. What it tends to close, who feels it, and how it pairs with the Leo eclipse.
Read the articleThe August 12 eclipse falls at 20° Leo, on the south node. Where the release tends to touch, house by house, read for your rising sign first and then your Sun.
Read the articleA total eclipse at 20° Leo, just sixteen days after the nodes open the new Aquarius-Leo axis. What it reviews, who feels it most by rising sign and why August carries two eclipses on two different axes.
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