Overview
- Best viewing is about an hour after sunset on Wednesday and about an hour before sunrise on Thursday.
- The moon rises in the northeast and sits low on the horizon, where it can look bigger due to optical perception.
- Forecasters expect high cloud layers with many clearings, though local cloud cover will ultimately determine visibility.
- This is the third supermoon of 2025 and the closest of the year, with the next occurrence expected on December 5.
- Photographers are advised to use telephoto lenses and strong foregrounds, while modern smartphone night modes can also yield good shots.