The 8th new moon was visible in the US on October 9th and Israel and Australia on October 10th. Additional reports will be added as they are available.
I pray that you had blessed 7th-month moedim. The eighth new moon is expected to be visible 9 October in much of the Americas and 10 October in most other locations.
The seventh new moon was visible on 10 September in South Africa and the United States, and on 11 September in Australia and Israel. Additional sightings will be added as they are available. Share your new moon sighting.
10 September
Lydenburg, Mpumalanga, South Africa
2 observers
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States
9 observers
11 September
Eastern Australia
2 observers
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
4 observers
Israel
13 observers
YHWH bless,
J. Adam Meyer
10 September
Lydenburg, Mpumalanga, South Africa
Moon was very low on the horizon but was observed with no aid. The cell phone was unfortunately not sensitive enough to take a good photo in low light and digital zoom. TW (2 observers)
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States
The thin crescent became visible at approximately 8:08 pm central time on 9/10/2018 from Elmer Thomas Park in Lawton, OK. Shofars were sounded!! No sighting on 9/9/2018. WI (9 observers)
Beer Sheva, Israel
Not seen by a few watchers.
Israel – Michael Rood
The renewed moon was NOT seen in Israel today.
Therefore, the start of the 7th biblical month (Tishri) will begin at SUNSET TOMORROW, Tuesday, September 11, 2018.
This also means that sunset TOMORROW marks the start of Yom Teruah, which ends at sunset Wednesday, September 12. The remainder of the fall feast “high holy days” (i.e., special sabbaths) are as follows:
Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) – sunset Sept 21
Sukkot – Day 1 (Feast of Tabernacles) – sunset Sept 26
Shemini Atzeret (8th Day of Assembly) – sunset Oct 3
Special thanks to Devorah Gordon and her team for their efforts to spot the new moon in Israel.
Rosh Chodesh Sameach! (Happy New Month)
11 September
Eastern Australia
Easily visible within a couple of minutes after sunset. Observed by my daughter and I. JM (2 observers)
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Clear conditions. Have a blessed feast of Trumpets in Yahshua’s name. RJ (4 observers)
The seventh new moon is expected to visible in most locations on 10 September. Here in Australia, the new moon is expected to be visible until 11 September. On sighting of the new moon, it will be the beginning of Yom Teruah.
The sixth new moon was visible in the United States in multiple locations. Here in eastern Australia, the new moon was not seen due to cloud cover. Praise YHWH; we finally have rain to help with the drought conditions.
Eastern Australia – No sighting due to clouds and drizzle.
Good clear 4 o’clock position just above light clouds. Observed at 2040 EST. Hoping for all to have a reflective 6th month and for those having the 5th month, may you be blessed. MJ (4 observers)
Near Cookeville, Tennessee, United States
A little over one handbreadth above the horizon, hazy skies. EV (6 observers)
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States
No sighting due to heavy cloud cover. WI
August 13
Eastern Australia
Easily visible. Should have been visible 12 August but clouds obscured it. JAM (4 observers)
The fifth new moon was visible here in Australia and Israel on 14 July. Additional reports will be added online as they are available. Share your new moon report.
YHWH bless,
J. Adam Meyer
13 July 2018
Cisco, Texas, United States
Sunset was 8:45. We looked from about 9:00 p.m. to 9:30 and did not see the new crescent. There was some haze, but skies were mostly clear. RY
14 July 2018
Jerusalem, Israel
The renewed moon has been seen by two witnesses!
Therefore, the start of the 5th biblical month (Av) will begin at sunset today, Saturday, July 14, 2018.
Special thanks to Devorah Gordon and her team for their efforts to spot the new moon in Israel.
Rosh Chodesh Sameach! (Happy New Month)
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Very clear, beautiful conditions. MJ/RJ (5 observers)
Eastern Australia
My wife, daughter, and I saw the 5th new moon at about 5:20 PM. The new moon didn’t appear clearly in the pictures. JM (3 observers)
Cisco, Texas, United States
Easily visible when it was not obscured by clouds. On a clock face, oriented from 2 to 7. RY (1 observer)
Lawson, Oklahoma, United States
With heavy cloud cover to the west, we were doubtful of being able to sight the crescent. However, beginning at 9:12 pm, the nice, clear crescent began to peek between the clouds and was visible for approximately 20 minutes. WI (5 observers)
