The "Snow Moon" is the name given to the full moon that occurs in February. This name originates from the heavy snowfall that typically happens during this month in many regions, particularly in North America. It is one of the traditional names used by Native American tribes to mark the changing seasons. In addition to its name, the Snow Moon is also associated with various cultural events and celebrations. Some people use this time to reflect on the winter season and prepare for the upcoming spring. The Snow Moon is part of a series of full moons, each with its own unique name and significance, such as the Wolf Moon in January and the Flower Moon in May.