15 Sep – 22 Sep 2026

Weekly horoscope

The weekly horoscope for all twelve signs, covering the week ahead: 1 moon phase and 3 Moon sign changes. The dates are the same for everyone; the house each event falls in is counted from your own sign, so the reading differs.

Choose your sign: Aries this week, Taurus this week, Gemini this week, Cancer this week, Leo this week, Virgo this week, Libra this week, Scorpio this week, Sagittarius this week, Capricorn this week, Aquarius this week and Pisces this week.

Weekly Horoscope for Every Zodiac Sign

Moon phases in the week ahead

Fri 18 Sep 2026, 20:28 UTC First Quarter in Sagittarius 25.9°

The week by sign

The Moon changes sign 3 times in this span. Counted from each sign, some of those changes are trines and sextiles and some are squares, oppositions and quincunxes.

Aries 2 easy · 1 demanding · leans easy
Taurus 1 easy · 2 demanding · leans demanding
Gemini 1 easy · 2 demanding · leans demanding
Cancer 0 easy · 3 demanding · leans demanding
Leo 1 easy · 2 demanding · leans demanding
Virgo 1 easy · 2 demanding · leans demanding
Libra 2 easy · 1 demanding · leans easy
Scorpio 1 easy · 1 demanding · even
Sagittarius 1 easy · 0 demanding · leans easy
Capricorn 0 easy · 0 demanding · even
Aquarius 1 easy · 0 demanding · leans easy
Pisces 1 easy · 1 demanding · even

How the dates and houses are worked out

A weekly or monthly horoscope written in advance is fiction — nothing in it responds to anything. What can be stated in advance, accurately, is where the Moon will be: new moons, quarters and full moons are fixed astronomical events, and their moments are known years ahead.

Each phase here is found by searching the true angle between the Moon and the Sun until it crosses 0°, 90°, 180° or 270°, to the minute. Sign changes are found the same way on the Moon’s longitude. A new or full moon is flagged as an eclipse when the Moon is close enough to the ecliptic at that moment — a test that picks out every one of the 32 eclipses between 2024 and 2030 and no false ones.

The house comes from counting your sign as the first: for Leo, a new moon in Scorpio is in the fourth house, for Taurus the same new moon is in the seventh. That is where the twelve readings part company, and it is the traditional basis of sun-sign forecasting.

Why this is a list rather than a story

The dates are astronomy — the same for everyone and fixed long before anyone asked. What is added is the geometry between each event and your sign, and a traditional reading of the house it falls in. Anything beyond that would be invention, and inventing it is what makes most long-range horoscopes worthless. It is less dramatic than a prediction and has the advantage of being checkable against any ephemeris.

Solar houses are an approximation of your real chart: with a birth time, the same events land in houses of their own. A birth chart is where that starts, and today’s horoscope applies the same method to a single day.