US EditionHere's the Best Time to Spot November's Supermoon, the Brightest Moon of 2025
- On Wednesday, Nov. 5, the November full Beaver Moon will be a supermoon, reaching peak illumination at 8:19 a.m. EDT, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac.
- Because the Moon's orbit is slightly oval-shaped, it sometimes sits nearer at perigee, the Moon's closest point to Earth, and sometimes farther at apogee.
- According to NASA, the supermoon can appear up to 14% bigger and 30% brighter, and the Old Farmer's Almanac says it will be 221,817 miles from Earth; Shannon Schmoll said, `The difference is most obvious as a comparison between other images or observations.`
- Tides may be slightly higher during the supermoon, said Lawrence Wasserman, astronomer, Lowell Observatory, and skywatchers need no special equipment, only clear skies and a good horizon view.
- Amid other celestial events, the Southern Taurids meteor shower peaks Nov. 4-5 and the Cold Moon on December 4 is the year's final supermoon, the American Meteor Society notes.
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The moon will be at its biggest and brightest of the year on Wednesday night
A supermoon will be on display Wednesday night, and this one will appear as the biggest and brightest of the year. Unlike last year's November supermoon, a local meteorologist said there's a low risk for flooding.
Brightest supermoon of 2025 lights up the sky this week
As the year’s penultimate month kicks off, the year’s brightest supermoon is almost here. The Full Beaver Moon rises on Wednesday, November 5 and you can view it through Thursday, November 6. While this is the second in a series of three consecutive supermoons, it will be brighter than December’s Cold Moon. Here is what you need to know. When is November’s supermoon? November’s full moon will reach peak illumination in the US Wednesday, Novembe…
Slightly brighter and more imposing than usual, the super moon will be visible at 6:30 p.m. this Wednesday, before reaching its peak around 11:30 p.m.
On Wednesday, November 5, at night, the lunar disc will appear a little bigger and brighter in the sky than in a full classical moon. TF1info tells you everything you need to know about this cosmic event that occurs three or four times a year. - A "super moon" (the brightest of the year) will illuminate the sky on the night of November 5 (Sciences).
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