31 March zodiac sign
People born on 31 March have their Sun in Aries. From 1950 to 2030, the Sun is in Aries on this date in every year.
The signs on this page are those of the tropical (Western) zodiac.
31 March at a glance
- Sun sign
- Aries
- Cusp date
- No
- Dates of the sign
- 21 March to 20 April
- Element
- Fire
- Modality
- Cardinal
- Ruler
- Mars
- Decan
- Aries, 10° to 20°
- Sun at noon, 2026
- 10°19′ Aries
- Constellation behind the Sun
- Pisces
About Aries
Aries is the first sign of the zodiac, and astrologers link it with beginnings. Its people are described as brave and quick to act, with a strong need to lead.
Honesty, drive and a fast recovery from setbacks are the strengths that astrologers name for Aries. The weak side is impatience: plans can lose their appeal once the first rush has passed.
Decan and Sun position
In 2026, the Sun is at 10°19′ Aries at noon on 31 March in the time zone of Sydney. A decan is a part of 10 degrees, and each sign has three. In the traditional system, a decan adds the character of the sign of the same element that goes with it. The second decan is linked with Leo, which adds traits such as confident, generous, warm.
The Sun in the sky on 31 March
On 31 March in 2026, the Sun is in front of the stars of Pisces, not Aries. The signs follow the seasons, and over 2000 years the stars have moved against them.
Moon sign and rising sign
The Moon changes sign every two to three days, and the rising sign changes about every two hours. Both depend on your birth time and place, not on 31 March alone.
Print the sky of 31 March
Start from the sky over Sydney on 31 March in 2026, then set the year, the place and the time of your birth in the editor.
Questions about 31 March
31 March is a Aries birthday. The Sun is in Aries on this date in every year from 1950 to 2030.
No. The Sun is in Aries on 31 March in every year from 1950 to 2030. The closest cusp dates are 21 March and 19 April.
On 31 March in 2026, the Sun is in front of the stars of Pisces, not Aries. The signs follow the seasons, and over 2000 years the stars have moved against them.