September 24 zodiac sign: Virgo or Libra?

September 24 can be Virgo or Libra. The Sun enters Libra around this date at a different moment every year, so the answer depends on the year you were born, the time and the time zone.

Times in Eastern Time (ET)

In Eastern Time (ET), from 1925 to 2030, the Sun entered Libra on September 24 in 0 of the 106 years. September 24 was Virgo all day in no year and Libra all day in 106 years.

Your birth year

In 2026, September 24 was Libra all day in Eastern Time (ET). The Sun had entered Libra on Sep 22, 2026, 8:06 PM.

Years when the Sun changed sign on September 24

In Eastern Time (ET), the Sun did not change sign on September 24 in any year from 1925 to 2030.

Libra all day on September 24: 1925–2030.

Where the Sun stands on September 24

At any hour of September 24 in Eastern Time (ET), in any year from 1925 to 2030, the Sun stood between 0°06′ Libra and 2°37′ Libra.

  • 0°06′ Libra to 2°37′ Libra: the first decan of Libra, in the term of Saturn.

Decans are the three 10° thirds of a sign. Terms, also called bounds, divide each sign unequally among the five planets; these are the Egyptian terms as Ptolemy tabulates them (Tetrabiblos I.20).

In other time zones

In how many years from 1925 to 2030 the change fell on September 24 in local time, with each place's daylight-saving rules as they were then.

Time zoneChange on September 24Virgo all dayLibra all day
Honolulu00106
Los Angeles00106
Denver00106
Chicago00106
New York00106
London30103
Berlin40102
India (Kolkata)11095
Tokyo20086
Sydney22084
Auckland30076

What the two signs mean

Know your birth time and place? Your birth chart gives the exact answer.

How this is computed

Each time is the moment the Sun's ecliptic longitude crosses the boundary between the two signs. Our engine computes it, and for every year from 1920 to 2035 it agrees with Swiss Ephemeris outputs within a minute, and with the U.S. Naval Observatory's published equinoxes and solstices within their printed minute. A birth within a minute or two of the time shown needs a more exact recorded time than most birth records give.

A date is a calendar date in one time zone. Each zone's rules are used as they were at the time, daylight saving included, from the IANA time-zone database. The page is written in Eastern Time (ET); your browser can show your own zone.

Astrology is a symbolic language, not a science. This page is about where the Sun was, which is astronomy. What each sign means is on the pages linked above.