25 November 2022
Shalom Aleichem,
The ninth new moon was visible on 25 November in Australia, the United States, and Israel. Additional reports will be added as they are available.
Shabbat Shalom!
Share your new moon sighting.
Date | Location | Observer(s) |
24 November | West-Central New Mexico United States | None |
24 November | Orlando Florida United States | None |
25 November | Melbourne Victoria Australia | 6 |
25 November | Gungahlin ACT Australia | 2 |
25 November | Tiberias Israel | 2 |
25 November | Orlando Florida United States | 1 |
Additional reports will be added as available. |
Personal Update
My wife and I are relocating to Orlando Florida. We love and will miss Australia and the Australian people but look forward to making and restoring connections here in the States. Please pray for my wife as she gets ready to travel in a few days. It is a long journey, tiring and painful as probably can be imagined. I have been here for a couple of months preparing our home for my wife. Reach out if you are in the area and want to observe the new moon together.
May יהוה be with you,
Ya’aqov Meyer
24 November 2022
West-central New Mexico United States
Sky modeling software suggested that a sighting tonight is possible (2.5 to 3 degrees up, 1.4% illuminated, 13.5 deg from the sun) at sighting time 15 minutes after sunset), but we were all socked in with clouds and snow. No sighting. DM (no sighting)
Orlando Florida United States
No sighting here, based on the predictive calculations the new moon could have been visible here if conditions were perfect and the initial sighting was made with magnification. Central Florida humidity at ~90% makes that highly unlikely. No sighting. YM (no sighting)
25 November 2022
Melbourne Victoria Australia
Easily visible, clear skies, seen 8:40 pm. RJ (6 observers)
Gungahlin ACT Australia
Beautiful new moon just at sunset. AM (2 observers)
Tiberias Israel
🌙 UPDATE_ New Moon Report – 25 November 2022
Devorah’s Date Tree
Orlando Florida United States
Heavy haze to the west but easily visible once the sky cleared up and got darker near 5:39 pm. YM (1 observer)